"you will have to
manually append the CFID/CFTOKEN values to each URL in your application
to
maintain state, even for session variables."
Oohh, that's not good. Thanks for pointing that out. I do have to maintain
state
with session variables. Seems odd to enable ClientManagement *and*
SessionManagement
to maintain state with session variables. I would have thought
SessionManagement would
be enought from a common sense point of view...
But "ClientManagement = Yes" is has been and so shall it be...
And tell all my users to avoid IE 6.0...
I tested one of my user's websites at another company with IE 5.0
and had no problem accessing his site manangement area...
Rick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 1:33 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Why are my clients having so many login
> problems all of a
> sud den?
>
>
> >Thanks, Dave.
> >
> >Since I wasn't accessing cookie variables I figured it really didn't
> >matter whether or not cookies were being set, but I guess I
> was wrong.
> >(Well, what do you know...first time I've experienced that! ;o)
> >
> >I really don't make use of client variables in my apps, so if I
> >just use SessionManagement = "Yes" and either don't put
> >anything about ClientManagement in the CFAPPLICATION tag
> >or set ClientManagement = "No", would that prevent cookies from
> >being introduced into the registry and complicating my site
> management?
>
> Well, I don't want to mislead you here, so let me be explicit.
>
> You only need to change the "clientmanagement" attribute to
> "no" if it's
> already set to "yes". It's default value is "no", so if
> you're not using the
> attribute at all, you don't need to worry about this. You
> can also change
> the "setClientCookies" attribute to "no" (which, by default,
> is set to
> "yes") and/or change the "clientStorage" attribute to a
> valid datasource
> name (which, by default, is set to "registry". Remember also
> that if you go
> this route to create the database tables via the CF
> Administrator under the
> "Variables" section).
>
> Be aware though that if you change the "setClientCookies"
> attribute to "no",
> while you will not be setting any client-side cookies, but
> you will have to
> manually append the CFID/CFTOKEN values to each URL in your
> application to
> maintain state, even for session variables.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Dave.
>
>
>
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