Yes use session management within the application.

<CFSET SESSION.LOGGEDIN = TRUE>

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We have a website which previously used cookies for client management. 
Due 
to government concerns we must eliminate the use of setting cookies. 
Does 
anyone have a suggestion to set "client. privileges" after a logon to
the 
application, or a way to set a variable to a given value for the length
of 
the session.

I am realtively new to Cold Fusion, but I know in ASP you can do
something 
with a session variable.

Thank you in advance.




Kathy Wargo
KMW ASSOCIATES
410-280-2763

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