Hi James, Jenny,
The <cflogout> problem persists.
Jenny:
Iâm not clear how I can clear that authorization. Remember, Iâm a
âlow endâ intermediate developer. Please show me the code. Also, I'm not
sure how a cookie comes into this. Do you know?
James:
Ok. If I'm being assigned a new session why would it remember the
credentials from the login? I don't understand the relationship between login
framework and sessions.
Maybe I can just get rid of this cookie when I logout. How would I do
that? Also, a fellow developer told me that he had a similar problem and
solved it by doing something strange that worked. He set clientmanagement to
true (and set sessionmanagement to true. And just manually set cookies. It
was an application.CFM file, so he did it like this.
<cfcookie name="CFID" value="#Session.CFID#">
<cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#Session.CFTOKEN#">
Somehow, just setting the cookies on purpose dissolved the problem for him.
I donât know how to do it with using the THIS scope. Also, I'm not sure how
a cookie comes into this, anyway. Do you know?
What do you think I should do?
Thanks,
Lewis
> personally i just have the logout process set the session
> username/authorization to "".
>
> Works for me :-)
>
> Jenny
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