> Well, do you think every PC that she is tryied to use has
> cookies disabled?
Certainly could be if she is in a company that doesn't allow cookies on
browsers.
> Also, if cookies are disabld logins still
> occur, but last only for the duration of a single request -
Correct, which is what it sounds like is happening to her.
> this would be fine if you pass login information with each request.
If she is using MX 6.1, and has tied it to sessions, than yea, she can
use session.urltoken in her links.
> If you are not going to use cookies, get rid of <CFLOGIN> tag
> and use <CFLOGINUSER> by itself.
>
cflogin is required though to help enforce authentication checking.
Also, afaik, cfloginuser should only be used inside cflogin.
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