Ooops, i made some (many) mistakes here. Here is the correct code for cfapplication. I
did not use cflock yet, will see if this works first.
<cfoutput>
#url.CFID#
<cfset client.CFID = url.CFID>
<cfset session.CFID = url.CFID>
<cfcookie name="CFID" value="#url.CFID#" expires="NEVER">
<cfset client.CFTOKEN = url.CFTOKEN>
<cfset session.CFTOKEN = url.CFTOKEN>
<cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#url.CFTOKEN#" expires="NEVER">
</cfoutput>
>Mike, thanks for helping. I understand that the settings are referred
>to host, other than domains. Thanks for the explanation. About your
>alternative...
>
>1) Done, clientvars are in db.
>2) It is Yes by default, but i hardcoded as Yes.
>3) i use this url= #request.sslUrl##request.self#/fuseaction/#XFA.
>IrAoCaixa#/passed_ID/#cfid#/passed_token/#cftoken#
>to pass cfid and cftoken of the domain in witch client variables were
>defined.
>4) i put this code in aplication.cfm (before cfaaplication tag):
><cfif isDefined("url.passed_ID")>
> <cfcookie name="client.CFID" value="#url.CFID#" expires="NEVER">
> <cfcookie name="cookie.CFID" value="#url.CFID#" expires="NEVER">
></cfif>
><cfif isDefined("url.passed_TOKEN")>
> <cfcookie name="client.CFTOKEN" value="#url.CFTOKEN#"
>expires="NEVER">
> <cfcookie name="cookie.CFTOKEN" value="#url.CFTOKEN#"
>expires="NEVER">
></cfif>
>
>Unfortunatly, that not helped =(. In the other domain, i'm still
>getting the other CFID and CFTOKEN (i checked the debug info).
>
>Any other idea? Thank you. BP.
>
>
>
>>First off, cookies do not cross domains, period. The setting you are
>>referring to has something to do with hosts.
>>
>>Secondly, I have _never_ been able to reliably pass client variables
>between
>>domains. This is one of those holy grail type things for me... I
>suggest an
>>alternative scheme.
>>
>>1) Tell CFAdmin to store your client variables in a database.
>>2) Set setclientcookies to yes in your cfapplication tag (for
>scability).
>>3) Pass cfid and cftoken from domain_1 to domain_2 as url variables
>or as a
>>form submission, but change the name of the variables (i.e. passed_id
>&
>>passed_token).
>>4) Put a cfif in your Application.cfm page to check for the passed
>variables
>>and use CFSET the cfid and cftoken values within domain_2.
>>
>>Maybe this will help.
>>
>>M
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Python Python [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 11:20 AM
>>To: CF-Talk
>>Subject: I'm loosing client scope
>>
>>
>>Dave i checked the documentation about cfapplication and i found
>that
>>cookies set by CFMX are not domain specific.
>>
>>Here's a snipped from cfapplication documentation:
>>
>>setDomainCookies Optional No Yes: Sets CFID and CFTOKEN cookies for a
>domain
>>(not a host). Required, for applications running on clusters.
>>No
>>
>>So , the setDomainCookies parameter in cfapplication is NO by default.
>I
>>hardcoded the parameter in cfaaplication to test and i'm still
>loosing my
>>client variables.
>>
>>The domain name i use for navigation is:
>>http://animaisonline.cidadeinternet.com.br
>>
>>The login form is on this domain
>>https://www.animaisonline.com
>>
>>When i set a link in the first domain to the second, client variables
>are
>>gone =(.
>>
>>BP.
>>
>>
>>>> I need urgent help. I'm loosing my client variables when
>>>> going back and forth from 2 domains. Both domains points
>>>> to the same server.
>>>>
>>>> For instance, user is browsing the page
>>>> http://mywebsite.mypartner.com/index.cfm
>>>>
>>>> when he tries to login to the page http://www.mywebsite.com/login.
>cfm
>>>>
>>>> Then client scope is gone. any client variables set in
>>>> mywebsite.mypartner.com is not available in www.mywebsite.com.
>>>>
>>>> both domains pings to the same server. I've tried to pass
>>>> CFID and CFTOKEN but i have no sucess. Is there any way to
>>>> do it?
>>>
>>>When you use Client variables, by default, CF creates CFID and
>CFTOKEN
>>>cookies. Cookies are domain-specific, so a browser will get two sets,
>
>>>one from each site. You'll have to edit your CFAPPLICATION tag so
>that
>>>you don't automatically set cookies in the second site, I think, and
>
>>>you'll need to send the CFID and CFTOKEN values from the first site
>to
>>>the second via URL or form submission.
>>>
>>>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>>>http://www.figleaf.com/
>>>voice: (202) 797-5496
>>>fax: (202) 797-5444
>>>
>
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