Class Target

The value is null if there are currently no cookies being maintained.

There is a single list of cookies maintained across all Targets within the same instance of the same Clip. Thus the value for this property will be the same for all Targets in the same instance of the same Clip, and setting this property affects the Clip's cookie processing across all Targets within the Clip.

This property can be set to replace the entire list of cookies. This can be done by modifying the existing list, or by creating an entirely new list.

The value of the property is an array of Objects. Each object in the array has the following property values:

• "name" (String) -- the name of the cookie.
• "domain" (String) -- the domain name of the cookie.
• "path" (String) -- the cookie's path.
• "value" (String) -- the value of the cookie.
• "expirationDate" (Date object) -- the expiration date of the cookie (null if none).
• "secure" (Boolean) -- true if it is a secure cookie.

Here is an example Script that retrieves the current cookie values and displays them in the Result:

var cookies = $context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies;
if (cookies == null)
{
  $context.result.postMessage($context.result.LEVEL_INFO, "No cookies.");
}
else
{
  var text = "";
  for each (var cookie in cookies))
  {
    text += "name=" + cookie.name + ", ";
    text += "domain=" + cookie.domain + ", ";
    text += "path=" + cookie.path + ", ";
    text += "value=" + cookie.value + ", ";
    text += "expirationDate=" + cookie.expirationDate + ", ";
    text += "secure=" + cookie.secure + "\n";
  }

  $context.result.postMessage($context.result.LEVEL_INFO, cookies.length + " cookies.", text);
}

Here is an example Script that replaces the entire current cookie list with a new list that contains two cookies named "MyCookie1" and "MyCookie2":

var newList = new Array();

var cookie = new Object();
cookie.name = "MyCookie1";
cookie.domain = "myhostname";
cookie.path = "/some/path";
cookie.value = "Value of MyCookie1";
cookie.expirationDate = new Date("05 Aug 2030 00:00:00 GMT");
cookie.secure = false;
newList[0] = cookie;

cookie = new Object();
cookie.name = "MyCookie2";
cookie.domain = "myhostname";
cookie.path = "/some/path";
cookie.value = "Value of MyCookie2";
cookie.expirationDate = new Date("05 Aug 2030 00:00:00 GMT");
cookie.secure = false;
newList[1] = cookie;
$context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies = newList;

Here is an example Script that finds the current cookie named "ChocolateChip" and changes it's value to "42":

var list = $context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies;

if (list != null)
{
  for each (var cookie in list)
  {
    if (cookie.name == "ChocolateChip")
    {
      cookie.value = "42";
      $context.result.postMessage($context.result.LEVEL_INFO, "Cookie value replaced.");
      break;
    }
  }
}

$context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies = list;

Here is an example Script that adds a new cookie named "ChocolateChip" to the current cookie list:

var list = $context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies;

if (list == null)
  list = new Array();

var cookie = new Object();
cookie.name = "ChocolateChip";
cookie.domain = "myhostname";
cookie.path = "/my/path";
cookie.value = "Cookie value";
cookie.expirationDate = new Date("05 Aug 2030 00:00:00 GMT");
cookie.secure = false;

list[list.length] = cookie;

$context.currentClip.targets[0].cookies = list;

Read only.

Read only.

Read only.

Read only.

If it was merged into several levels of nested Clips above, the highest-level Target is returned.

If this Target was not merged into a parent Clip, this Target object itself is returned.

Most operations on this Target will also affect the original Targets in the child nested Clips. For example, changing a System Property for this Target will also change the same System Property of the original Targets in the child Clips. One notable exception is Custom Properties -- this Target will still maintain it's own set of Custom Properties, separate from the original Targets in the child Clips.

Most operations on this Target will also affect the original Target in the child nested Clip. For example, changing a System Property for this Target will also change the same System Property of the original Target in the child Clip. One notable exception is Custom Properties -- this Target will still maintain it's own set of Custom Properties, separate from the original Target in the child Clip.

Most operations on this Target will be deferred to the adoptive Target in the parent Clip. For example, changing a System Property for this Target will also change the same System Property of the adoptive Target in the parent Clip. One notable exception is Custom Properties -- this Target will still maintain it's own set of Custom Properties, separate from the adoptive Target in the parent Clip.

The information needed to perform the signing operation is taken from the following System Property values of the Target:

• "oauth_consumer_key"
• "oauth_consumer_secret"
• "oauth_token"
• "oauth_token_secret"
• "oauth_signature_method"