Response - Set Cookies Node
| Description | The Response - Set Cookies node allows you to define and send Cookies to the client as part of the HTTP response. |
| Available in | Authentication, Admin, Self Service, API, Consent, Library, Custom, User Defined |
| Node Name | Response - Set Cookies |
Node Configuration
Cookie Configurations
You can configure cookie properties and security settings according to your requirements. #### Name Specifies the name of the cookie. #### Value Defines the value assigned to the cookie. It can be static or dynamically set using flow variables. #### Path Defines the URL path for which the cookie is valid. The cookie will be sent only for requests matching this path. #### Domain Specifies the domain for which the cookie is valid. #### SameSite Controls how cookies are sent with cross-site requests: - **None**: Cookie is sent with all requests (requires Secure flag) - **Lax**: Cookie is sent with top-level navigation requests - **Strict**: Cookie is only sent for same-site requests #### Max Age Defines the lifetime of the cookie in seconds. After this time, the cookie expires. #### Session Cookie When enabled, the cookie is stored only for the duration of the browser session and is deleted when the browser is closed. #### Secure Prevents client-side scripts (e.g., JavaScript) from accessing the cookie, improving security against XSS attacks. #### HTTP Only Marks the cookie as HTTP-only, preventing client-side scripts from accessing it. #### Signed Indicates that the cookie is signed to prevent tampering. The server can verify the integrity of the cookie value.Default Output Node
- Success
- Failure
