Kevin Bridges wrote:
> Have you tried <cfoutput>#isDefined("session")#</cfoutput>
I did not, but that doesn't work. The session scope is apparently
always defined, you just can't access it.
For example:
<cfoutput>#isDefined("session")#</cfoutput>
<cfdump var="#application#">
<cfdump var="#session#">
<cfset session.foo =1 >
outputs "YES", then dumps the application scope (which in my case it
only shows the applicationname key, which equals "foo"), and it dumps an
empty struct for session, then errors when you try to set an actual
session variable.
Rick
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