Valid (but simple) example of a P3P XML policy file? XML Development forum at WebmasterWorld. How to Deploy P3P Privacy Policies on Your Web Site. This overview explains the steps to take when deploying a Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) privacy scheme on a Web site beginning with the Web site's natural language privacy policy. The examples are oversimplified and used only to illustrate the steps to deployment. For details on content, vocabulary, and structure of P3P privacy policies and alternate deployment options, see the Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) specification.
The Steps for Deploying P3P The following graphic shows the steps for deploying P3P. Translating the Natural Language Privacy Policy into a Full P3P Privacy Policy The preceding figure shows the flow of events when deploying P3P on your Web site. The following example shows a simple natural language policy. At Blue Yonder Airlines, we care about your privacy. The following XML syntax shows the corresponding P3P full privacy policy derived from the preceding natural language policy.
Creating Compact Policies for Cookies from the Full P3P Privacy Policy. James Whitt's Blog ยป PHP Session / Cookie in Frames Using Internet Explorer. Nov 18 2005 Here is the problem that I ran into. There is a master page that is being ran on a seperate server than the one that will be displaying this content. The master page displays my servers content in one of the child frames. When using internet explorer with the default privacy setting, Medium, I am not able to create a session due to the fact that a cookie will not be accepted by Internet Explorer.
I have found a solution to this problem. The situation is that when the frame has been created by one server, and the child frame then loads content from a second server, Internet Explorer treats all cookies from the second server (in the child frame) as 3rd party cookies. One thing to note is that this issue does not only occur with PHP. Internet explorer - IE, P3P, IFrame and blocked cookies (works until page host page has personal information requested) P3P Privacy Policy Generator for web site builder (W3C Recommendation 16 April 2002)