> and CFTOKEN?
In the initial HTTP response from the web server, you should receive two
cookies. They'll just be "CFID" and "CFTOKEN", but they'll be contained
within something that looks like this:
Set-Cookie: CFID=42;... (or something like this - there are also attributes
for dates tacked on somewhere)
> 2. Is there some specific coding, e.g., cfhttp and
> cfhttpparam combination that I need to send to have CFID
> and CFTOKEN returned in a more friendly format?
>
> Futher clarification: The info that I want, both CFID and
> CFTOKEN are in the header in the variable #cfhttp.header#.
> The only problem is it is embedded in with a bunch of other
> variables. I am only coming up with sloppy coding ways to
> extract that info, but would like to get it out clean. The
> following variables give info for the initiating server.
You should be able to use CFHTTP.ResponseHeader, which is a structure. The
Set-Cookie key of that structure will be an array with two (or more)
elements, one for each cookie.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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