You are checking a session variable before you've enabled the session
with the cfapplication tag:
--------------------
/PowerCo/login/Application.cfm
---------------------
<cfsilent>
<cfset Variables.inLogin = true />
<cfset Variables.pageTitle = "Login" />
</cfsilent>
<cfif isDefined("Session.loggedIn") and Session.loggedIn>
<cflocation addtoken="No" url="/PowerCo/main.cfm" />
</cfif>
<cfinclude template="..\Application.cfm" />
Move the include to the top.
On Feb 13, 2008 11:15 PM, DURETTE, STEVEN J (ATTASIAIT) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> The reason I have two Application.cfms is that the
> /PowerCo/Application.cfm is the full on Application.cfm that sets almost
> everything I need, the /PowerCo/Login/Application.cfm sets
> variables/checks that are specific to that directory, then calls the
> /PowerCo/Application.cfm.
>
> I have an Application.cfm in every subdirectory, they all set directory
> specific variables, then call the Application.cfm from the directory
> above. It stops at the /PowerCo/Application.cfm.
>
> Again, this has never been a problem in the past, and only the login
> screen is doing this weird have to login more than once thing.
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