Hi Barry, I managed to fix mine. I started from scratch and got it to work. I'm not sure what was wrong, however do take a look at the thread the Patti reffered to as it may solve your problem.
http://webforums.macromedia.com/coldfusion/messageview.cfm?catid=7&threadid= 375144&highlight_key=y&keyword1=cflogin Also, here is my revised code using NT authentication: <cflogin idletimeout="1200" applicationtoken="public"> <cfif isdefined("form.password") and isdefined("form.username")> <!--- WE NEED TO PROVIDE THIS SOMEHOW. NT TYPE LOGIN ---> <CFSET Request.myDomain = "#form.domain#"> <!--- TRY TO AUTHENTICATE USER ---> <cfinvoke component = "NTSecurity" method = "authenticateUser" domain = "#Request.myDomain#" userid = "#form.username#" passwd = "#form.password#" returnVariable = "Auth"> <!--- LOGIN USER ---> <cfif #Auth# IS "True"> <!--- AUTHENTICATION SUCCESS ---> <!---GET USER INFO---> <cfquery name="emp" datasource="#request.dsn#" dbtype="ODBC"> SELECT employee_id as id, fname, lname, security_id,hr_employee_id as hrid FROM org_EMPLOYEE WHERE (username = '#form.username#') </cfquery> <cfquery name="getroles" datasource="#request.dsn#" dbtype="ODBC"> SELECT A.RoleID , B.Role As Roles FROM ORG_ROLES A , ORG_ROLES_LOV B WHERE A.ID = B.ID AND A.EMPLOYEE_ID = 421 </cfquery> <cfif emp.recordcount IS "1"> <cfoutput query="emp"> <cflock timeout="45" throwontimeout="Yes" name="Public"> <CFSET Session.pr_hrempid = #hrid#> <CFSET Session.empid = #id#> <CFSET Session.fname = #fname#> <CFSET Session.lname = #lname#> <CFSET Session.seclevel = #security_id#> </CFLOCK> </cfoutput> <cfloginuser name="#form.username#" password="#form.password#" roles="#RTrim('#getroles.roles#')#"> <CFELSE> <!--- AUTHENTICATION SUCCEEDED BUT PROBLEM FINDING USERNAME IN CONNECTIONS DB ---> <cfset message = "Error 1: Your account is not active. Please contact Connections."> <cflocation url="../../#LOGINPATH#?url=#cgi.script_name#&#cgi.query_string#&message=#mes sage#" addtoken="no"> </cfif> <CFELSE> <!--- AUTHENTICATION FAILED ---> <cfset message = "Error 2: There is a problem with your login."> <cflocation url="../../#LOGINPATH#?url=#cgi.script_name#&#cgi.query_string#&message=#mes sage#" addtoken="no"> </CFIF> <cfelse> <!--- USER IS NOT AUTHENTICATED AND DID NOT COME FROM A LOGIN PAGE (FORM LOGIN VARIABLES DON"T EXIST), SO SEND TO LOGIN PAGE This also occurs when user times out---> <cfset message = ""> <cflocation url="../../#LOGINPATH#?url=#cgi.script_name#&#cgi.query_string#&message=#mes sage#" addtoken="no"> </cfif> </cflogin> I am thinking of replacing CFLOCATION with CFINCLUDE like most are doing. Hope this helps, Frank ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barry Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 6:42 PM Subject: RE: CFLOGIN Problems > Frank, > > You are not imagining things. I had some cflogin code that I had written > during Beta test that worked just fine. I went to use it again last night on > a release version of CFMX and it does not work anymore. CF does not seem to > remember the login info from one page to the next. It logs the user in just > fine, but when they go to a new page all the login variables are gone. > > If you find an answer let me know, I will do the same. > > Barry > > -----Original Message----- > From: Frank Mamone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, 24 July 2002 3:48 AM > To: CF-Talk > Subject: CFLOGIN Problems > > > I am trying out the functionality of the CFLOGIN tsg snf it doesn't seem to > work as advertised. > > According to the docs "Code in thr cflogin tag only executes if there is no > user is logged in". > > The system authenticates and displays the protected page but when accessing > another page in the same dir the same code re-executes and doesn't see the > form login vars and boots me to the login page. > > Am I missing something? Here is part of the code in Application.cfm: > > Thank you all. > > <cfset AllowedRoles = "Domain Users"> > > <cflogin> > <cfif isdefined("form.password") and isdefined("form.username")> > > <!--- WE NEED TO PROVIDE THIS SOMEHOW. SIMILAR TO NT LOGIN WOULD DO. ---> > <CFSET Request.myDomain = "STS1"> > <!--- TRY TO AUTHENTICATE USER ---> > <cfinvoke > component = "NTSecurity" > method = "authenticateUser" > domain = "#Request.myDomain#" > userid = "#form.username#" > passwd = "#form.password#" > returnVariable = "Auth"> > > <cfif #Auth# IS "True"> > <!--- SUCCESS ---> > <cfset failed = "no"> > <!---NOW LET'S CHECK WHAT GROUPS(roles) I HAVE ---> > <cfinvoke > component = "NTSecurity" > method = "getUserGroups" > domain = "#Request.myDomain#" > userid = "#form.username#" > passwd = "#form.password#" > returnVariable = "MyGroups"> > > <cfoutput> > <CFSET TheRoles ="#Replace('#MyGroups#',', ',',','All')#"> > </cfoutput> > > <cfloginuser name="#form.username#" > password="#form.password#" > roles="#TheRoles#" > > > <CFELSE> > > <!----Did not pass authentication so redirect with message---> > > <cfset message = "There was a problem with your login."> > <cflocation > url="../../#LOGINPATH#?url=#cgi.script_name#&#cgi.query_string#&message=#mes > sage#" addtoken="no"> > </CFIF> > > > > <CFELSE> > <!---No FORM login vars so redirect to login page ---> > <cfset message = ""> > <cflocation > url="../../#LOGINPATH#?url=#cgi.script_name#&#cgi.query_string#&message=#mes > sage#" addtoken="no"> > > > </CFIF> > <cflogin> > > > ______________________________________________________________________ Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. 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