Hi everyone,
I am trying to implement a user registration system. I have done this before for
clients using either client or session variables, depending on the need. This
particular client wants to have a "save password" checkbox on the registration
form so that if the box is not checked, the user will have to log in again next
time, similar to the "remember me" feature on Yahoo etc.
This site is likely to be upgraded to a cluster in future so I am steering away
from session variables in favor of client variables. However, I can't think of a
way to stop ColdFusion "remembering" the client variables if the user unchecks
the "save password" option. AFAIK, if you don't explicitly delete the client
variables, they will persist for that client through the next session
regardless. Since I can't know when the client session ends, I can't delete the
variables just for that client.
Am I better off "rolling my own" cookie-based user tracking system? Or is there
a way to get client variables to do what I want?
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Rob Keniger
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