Thanks for all your replies guy's. Now I think I have found the cause of why
my CFID & CFTOKEN are always in the URL but it also raises another issue.
Oh, and I should have said that I am using Fusebox4.1, sorry!
In my fusebox.init.cfm file I have the following code;
<cfset request.self = "index.cfm">
<cfset request.myself = "#URLSessionFormat( '#request.self'#)>
It is the ' URLSessionFormat' that is including the CFID & CFTOKEN in the
URL string. The next problem is that this is only supposed to happen if
cookies are disabled on the client machine. In my case cookies are enabled,
I have changed the code to <cfset request.myself = "#request.self#")> and
everything works fine but it would appear that the check for cookies being
active is failing. Can anyone confirm if the following code is causing the
cookie check fail?
<cfif isdefined("cookie.CFID") AND isdefined("cookie.CFTOKEN")>
<cfset localcfid = cookie.CFID>
<cfset localtoken = cookie.CFTOKEN>
<cfcookie name="CFID" value="#localcfid#">
<cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#localtoken#">
</cfif>
-----Original Message-----
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 September 2005 13:56
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Do Not Include CFID & CFTOKEN in URL?
> Sorry type, should have read
> ' All the places that I am using cflocation have
> addtoken="no". The CFID &
> CFTOKEN are appearing in the URL regardless of whether I
> use cflocation or
> not :-( I am getting real hassle from a customer who for
> some reason is
> insisting that they are NOT visible in the URL and I
> cannot get rid of them,
> please help!
> Oh, by the way, cookies will always be on, they cannot
> access the site
> without them being switched on.'
I have some vague recollection of this happening with one of my
projects... iirc in my case it was sometimes automatically appended to
the cgi.query_string variable (which was then being used to simply
forward all the url variables from the current page to another page in
a cflocation tag). So even when I specified addtoken="false" in the
cflocation tag, I still got that behavior.
Try a whole-project search in CF Studio / Dreamweaver / etc. for this
regular expression
(cfid|cftoken|urltoken|addtoken|cgi\.query_string)
Any of those could theoretically contain / cause references to
cfid/cftoken. UrlToken specifically is the combination of cfid &
cftoken variables in url-encoded form, i.e. "&cfid=xxx&cftoken=yyyy".
At the time I think I used a replace() to remove it from the url, i.e.
<cflocation
url="newpage.cfm?#rereplacenocase(cgi.query_string,urltoken,'')#"
addtoken="false">
hth
s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
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