How is this for an idea - wanted to bounce it off the list before I wasted
my time with some wacked out crazy idea

In Application.cfm test for the cookie
if it doesn't exisit, slip in some javascript that will open a (small)
window that loads page one - set cookie
page one also has some javascript that calls page two - check cookie
if no cookie - display message; otherwise more javascript to close the
window


thoughts?



On 6/20/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Not in the classic sense of "same page" or "page request" in
> > that the page can load, present the user something to look
> > at, and content within a div can be loaded afterwards open request.
>
> No, but in the literal sense of "page request", it's a second page
> request.
>
> And in the original poster's case, I think that's all that matters. You
> could just as easily solve the problem without AJAX, if you are amenable
> to
> not finding out whether the cookie's been set until the user gets to the
> next page.
>
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