Okay, I misunderstood you then. But if you store the value in the cookie, that's pretty much the same as a session id, so I don't see the difference. In any case, the problem you wanted to solve was to have this appended to every request, which we have
done. Just change the code grabbing the session id to get it from somewhere else (like Request.Cookies) and you should be set.
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Okay, I misunderstood you then. But if you store the value in the cookie, that's pretty much the same as a session id, so I don't see the difference. In any case, the problem you wanted to solve was to have this appended to every request, which we have done. Just change the code grabbing the session id to get it from somewhere else (like Request.Cookies) and you should be set.
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