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Thread: IE10 throws error: Invalid value for 'encryptedTicket' parameter

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    frankLK is offline Junior Member
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    Default IE10 throws error: Invalid value for 'encryptedTicket' parameter

    Hello,

    when browsing the website and hitting pages that require login and therefore pass the authentication cookie back and forth we are getting an error:
    Invalid value for 'encryptedTicket' parameter

    Happens only in IE10 what doesn't necessarily mean it is an IE10 bug. Could be but could also be a coding error in ASPDNSF.
    This type of error appears likely in conjunction with coding issues which might be everything, also caching. It is also possible that the client-side brower's cookie settings have something to do with it but we don't care what client-side setting could or should be because we don't control that and a software must run without issues no matter what the client browser sets.

    Has anybody hit that error? We heard it has been reported in latest and older ASPDNSF versions.
    Has anybody a hint who is to blame for that :-) IE or ASPDNSF or ...?

    Thanks
    Frank

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    fellun is offline Junior Member
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    Hi Frank,

    Yes, we have the same problem. The error occur when updating the cart with an ajax request. The response is server error 500 (same as you described), and from that point you get the error on all pages until you clear the cookies in IE10. When adding a product to cart Storefront writes the cookie, and the cookie looks like this in IE10:
    NAME: ASPDNSFGUID; SkinID
    VALUE 1
    DOMAIN: [name-of-the-domain, yes... edited by me]
    PATH: /
    EXPIRES: At the end of the Session

    When doing exactly the same thing in Chrome the result is:
    Name: ASPDNSFGUID
    Value: 6CB1ADA4D06DCE.... and so on...
    Host: [name-of-the-domain, yes... edited by me]
    Path: /
    Expires: Tue, 15 Sep 2015 14:54:10 GMT
    Secure. No
    HttpOnly: Yes

    So the cookie in IE10 seems to be corrupt.

    We have an old version of Storefront, 7.0.1.1.

    A solution to this problem, or a hint where to look is very appreciated!

    /Felix Lundmark

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    fellun is offline Junior Member
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    Please see this thread for a solution of the problem:
    http://forums.aspdotnetstorefront.co...lication-Error

    /Felix