>Since I've never *knowingly* used cookies, I'm fairly ignorant
>of how to handle them with CF...so, when you say "turned cookies on", or,
>"turned cookies off" in the Application.cfm, can you show me the code
>that you used to do that?
>
>(I will go and research the docs and study cookie use, but just looking for
>a quick answer for now to make sure there's not something I can put in the
>Application.cfm pages of these sites to stop this problem...)

You don't actually explicitly use <cfcookie> to manage this. Just setting 
client variables automatically creates a cookie on the user's machine that 
stored the CFID/CFTOKEN combination that CF will use to retrieve all client 
variables on each page request.

By setting the clientmanagement, sessionmanagement, or setdomaincookies 
attribute to "yes", you are, in effect, authorizing the CF server to place 
this cookie on the user's machine. This cookie's contents is how CF can then 
differentiate between the different clients.

One thing I thought I remembered reading somewhere a while back (sorry to be 
so vague!) is that IE 6 will reject the cookie trying to be set if your site 
does not use a compact privacy policy. This, in combination with a higher 
default security setting, was Microsoft's way of "increasing" security. If 
you go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy, you will see the default 
setting of Medium and the first description of what that setting does is a 
reference to this privacy policy issue.

If you do need to generate a privacy policy, IBM's developer site has a nice 
little tool to automatically build one for you. Go and search their site, as 
I don't have the link handy.

Regards,
Dave.


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