> AFAIK, session variables are specific to an app - as
> defined by the CFAPPLICATION tag in your Application.cfm
> template. So you can only share session variables between
> templates that have the same Application.cfm above them.
Technically, you probably could log someone into all the apps. Whether
this is a good idea or not... <g>
If you have a list of applications, you could probably loop through them
all and set session variables:
<cfloop list="#list_of_all_applications#" index="ii">
<cfapplication name="#ii#" sessionmanagement="yes" />
<cfset session.isLoggedIn = true />
</cfloop>
However, this is NOT recommended. You have two options that you should
look at. 1) Put all your apps under one general application or 2) If
you're under the same domain for all the apps, try using cookies to
setup login variables.
Ben Johnson
Information Architect
www.architekture.com
[p] 720.934.2179
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