> I can't emphasise enough how utterly wrong it is to avoid 
> using the cfid and cftoken cookies.

Why?

> This probably doesn't make sense (requiring javascript) if 
> you're avoiding the cfid and cftoken cookies, but this is the 
> only way to accomplish this that ultimately won't make you 
> want to tear all your leg, arm, chest, back, head and eyebrow 
> hair out.

It's not that difficult to go through an application, identify each link,
form tag or server-side redirection and fix them. Alternatively, you can
rewrite URLs on the server without requiring JavaScript. There are a couple
of server-side approaches you might take. My favorite, suggested to me by
Nathan Dintenfass I think, is to use CF's ability to rewrite HTML tags using
CF custom tags - for example, create a custom tag called a.cfm and use
CFIMPORT to invoke that whenever an anchor tag is used.

But honestly, it's just not that difficult to go through your application
code and add URLSessionFormat as appropriate.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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