It's viewed with such high esteem that all but one of my competitors even bother posting one in the first place. They must figure that if their customers can't leave the IE setting on Medium, they aren't worth the effort. Sales lost on one site would have to be pretty high if cookies don't work, the cart dies without them.
Doing that seems less legally binding, I think since e. Show 3 more comments. David Hammond. Anyone having this problem in node. Then add this p3p module, and enable this module at middleware.
No need to do any extra things. If anybody is looking for Apache line; we used this one. Yes, if you only care that it works on your computer. Not entirely practical to suggest this to every visitor. I have seen zero sites that actually fulfill the tokens set in that policy not collecting any data at all , not even anonymous statistical data - server access logs, anyone? The other policy offered is also pretty hard to achieve you have any sort of web analytics?
Bam, you just broke your P3P policy. So, the article can be summed up as "just lie blatantly, nobody cares anyway". Most useful article on the whole Internet , indeed.
It's probably time to realize that P3P is a dead spec, and that most people would rather just work around it. This post IS probably the most useful one on the subject. I'm not defending P3P, but saying "eh screw it, just make it go away" can have expensive consequences as you're making very unambiguous claims about your site.
Piskvor - Please post the free P3P tools. All the ones I try to go to have been bought up by link farms and fake search. IBM pulled their free tool. P3P support seems to be like grass dieing in a drought in Found the IBM Alphaworks p3p editor here on softpedia: softpedia. Good point. Note that at the time this question was posted, support for session storage was nonexistent, especially in IE.
But the times, they are a-changing ; — Piskvor left the building. Internet vs. Trusted sites. So, if your IFrame target and html page are in different zone's P3P won't help with anything. Frode Nilsen. I'm surprised this is still relevant in : — Piskvor left the building. Status for P3P in IE is documented here: msdn. Joel Mitchell. You can also combine the p3p.
Does this send the header with requests? Some versions of IE will actually delete cookies if you send a P3P header with a Sorry, I do not know since I no longer work on this code.
If its a problem you can probably force the status code in Apache to And I don't know why I was incapable of setting the P3P policy to solve the problem Sebastian Buckpesch. It goes to the parent window server dir or an iframe server dir? For anyone trying to get the P3P Compact Policy working with static content: It is only possible if you are able to send custom server-side response headers with the static content.
In Rails 3. Aaron Mills. Luca Matteis Luca Matteis AJAX won't help here: any cookie handling inside the iframe is less trusted "third-party cookies" , and in IE needs to pass through the Privacy Policy filter - no matter if you're setting cookies with AJAX calls, document. Please assure my solution is wrong before downvoting. See newmoon. What I'm doing wrong as far as the locations of files or what I'm missing.
What I can do to fix the headers problem what do I need in the httpd. Whether or not I have to write a. Additional INformation: 1. I want to use one policy for all directories on the site. Barryfreed, you are very, very close. What your reference file is missing is the name of the policy as it appears in your policy file. You only need to use one method, and this is the preferred method. If the validator report additional errors at that time, simply post it in a Clarification Request and I will respond quickly.
If multiple statements were implemented, there could be a different purpose and list of data for each statement. Perhaps a site needs separate statements about cookies, registration, and purchasing. Also worth mentioning is having a Save Zone statement. A Save Zone is part of the Web site that does not gather any user-identifiable information. Creating a policy reference file Policy. It is possible for different Web site directories to use different policies. However, most Web sites will use a single policy for the entire site.
Creating the policy reference file is the simplest step in the process, but be certain the P3P policy file URL and the policy name generalPolicy are correct. The Include element is a simple path to the directory covered by the policy. The example policy reference in Listing B includes everything under the root directory. Configuring the server Actually, using P3P begins with configuring your server to pass an HTTP header pointing to the policy reference file.
Setup is different for each server on the market. Everything after the colon : is the header value, which is in two parts: the URL to the policy reference file and the Compact Policy CP. Who are these data recipients? P3P also addresses the following items relating to a company's privacy policies: Can website visitors make changes regarding the use of their data? How can disputes relating to data collection and its use be resolved? What is the policy for the length of time the data will be kept?
Where can the details of a company's privacy policies be found in a human-readable form? How does P3P Work? P3P works at follows: P3P-compliant websites use the P3P framework to describe, publish, and implement privacy policies.
P3P-enabled browsers allow users to specify privacy preferences indicating the data that websites can collect and how this data can be used. Browsers will provide a simple interface, such as a standardized set of multiple-choice questions that users answer, to specify their preferences.
P3P-enabled browsers read the privacy policies of a website and compare them with the user's privacy preferences. Users are automatically alerted in case of conflicts.
A P3P-compliant website will provide a policy reference file that contains the URLs of policy files specifying privacy policies for different parts of the website. Incidentally, P3P files can be generated using P3P policy generators, which provide a graphical user interface GUI to enter information about a website's privacy practices. P3P-enabled browsers operate as follows. When a user enters a URL, the browser requests the website for its privacy policy.
Upon getting the privacy policy, the browser compares it with the user's preferences.
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