[Seaside] [Newbie] Storing state in cookie instead of URL

[Stef Telford]

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Hello Everyone,
    So, I am playing around with Seaside.. generally digging it and
glad that I can do web development in my favourite language (Ruby is
nice, but, well, Smalltalk is nicer ;). I have taken the first
rudimentary steps, running Wakom, creating a simple page and storing
state.

    However, when I was in the configure panel for my application, I
switched the 'Use Session Cookie' to 'true', yet I still get the _k in
my URL. I would have expected the value for _k to be stored in the
session cookie. If this doesn't do this, then I have two questions;

    1) how do I get Seaside to use _k in cookies ?
    and
    2) what -does- 'use session cookie' do, if it doesn't put the
state (_k) into the cookie ?

    Also, if anyone has some nice fileouts of more examples, that
would be great. I tend to learn from taking things apart :)

    Thanks and Kudos on giving Smalltalk a nice web framework :D
    Regards
    Stef
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