> You really shouldn't make a habit out of storing client vars in
> the registry
> either. While it does work, and Cold Fusion DOES NOT crash, it is much
> better to store the client vars in a database.
Cold Fusion may not crash, but the server it's running on will eventually,
and that is even worse. The moral of this whole story is move that stuff to
a dedicated datasource, or to your main site datasource if the site is in a
shared environment. You need to setup the tables to store that information
first in the development environment, then in your cfapplication tag you
need to set your clientstorage option to be the name of your sites
datasource. That way the client var's for you site stay with your site and
not some central database, or worse yet the servers registry.
Just my .02
Bill
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