type: session cookies first party cookies
PHP session cookie. This is essential for Claromentis and external websites published from Claromentis if they are not completely public (permissions are defined on a Publish folder or a page). It’s set when a user logs on. Cookie name: default one is “PHPSESSID”, but can be changed in PHP configuration. Cookie value: alphanumeric string like “k4m1jlgfi8ad3frasv6hkh0o52” This cookie is automatically removed when browser is closed.
type: persistent first party cookies
Two cookies that are used to automatically log on to Claromentis after closing and reopening browser window. They are set only when “remember me” checkbox is set on Claromentis login page.
Cookie names: “claromentis_autologon1” and “claromentis_autologon2” Cookie value for “claromentis_autologon1” is username of the logged on Claromentis user. Value of “claromentis_autologon2” is an alphanumeric string containing a secret that’s checked against Claromentis database to verify user identity.
This cookie stays when browser is closed. If it’s blocked or removed, automatic logon into Claromentis won’t work, but it’s still possible to log in by entering username and password.
type: persistent first party cookies
It’s used by Claromentis publishing to chose which language version of published page to display. But the code that sets it isn’t included into Claromentis by default. And it’s used only on external websites pubished from Claromentis and using multi-lingual capabilities Cookie name is “cla_language”, cookie value is two-letter languale code such as “en”, “fr”
type: various third party cookies
There are third party open-source product integrated with Claromentis, These are GUI related to enhance usability with the main purpose maintaining good user experience.
WYSIWYG Editor (FCK Editor) - this application may store cookies to remember last position of collapsed or uncollapsed menu jQuery Plug-ins - if utilised to remember last state Interactive Tree library - used in holiday planner group assignment application to remember position of collapsed tree or non collapsed.
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