I currently have 2 different domains within the same server for my site. The one site is naturally HTTP and the other is HTTPS. When users login, we retain their account info (number, status, id, etc.) as session variables and provide an easy way for them to switch account numbers (a.k.a. update their session variable). The problem I'm having is finding a way to retain these sessions between the HTTP and the HTTPS domain. I would like to have a way where if they change accounts (i.e. update the account session variable) on one of these sites, it would be changed on both sites and not just the active one. I have read posts on people suggesting to send across the CFID and CFToken for the session variables to be retained (since they are on the same server), however this does not work for me. I also attempted to focus on having all the session variables set on the HTTPS site and just CFHTTP the welcome bar message onto the HTTP site, however this as well does not work because I get a connection failure. For some reason my Verisign certificate is not being recognized as being authenticated with this method. Any other ideas? Fresh or modifying what I just explained? Thanks in advance!
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