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Using XMod For Dynamic Page Content Based On Cookies

Hello, I am new to DNN and we are looking at creating a dynacmic home page where a user would recieve different content depending on if they have been looking at previous content on our site and recieved a cookie from that page. For example someone who looked at our Computing Cources would then get an advert for that course. Would XMod be an appropriate tool or should I start somewhere else? Many
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Matthew Nuttall asked Jun 28, 2016 active Jun 28, 2016

Dynamically Name and retrieve cookies

Is there a way to retrieve a dynamically-named cookie for use in a template? I am attempting to set a cookie via a checkbox to limit results in a template. My site has multiple portals, and some of the cookies are accessed from other portals, so setting them to a specific portal won't work. I can create the cookie easily (cookie_name_[[PortalID]]), but I haven't been able to retrieve it using the
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Brian Shepherd asked Jan 18, 2014 active Jan 18, 2014

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