OK, finally figured it out through trial and error. Did not find (complete) documentation that explained how to do this. Set this in the Application.cfc (beneath the <cfcomponent> tag) <cfset THIS.sessioncookie.timeout = "-1" > and this will cause the cfid & cftoken cookies "Expires" attribute to be set to "When I close my browser". Note: if you are using a shared server & "Disable updating Coldfusion internal cookie using Coldfusion tags/functions" is checked, you can override it by putting <cfset THIS.sessioncookie.disableupdate=false> in the Application.cfc, which gives control back to you, otherwise cfid & cftoke will expire at whatever interval is set in CF Admin. In OnSessionStart, you can set the cookies like this: <cfcookie name="cfid" value="#SESSION.CFID#"> <cfcookie name="cftoken" value="#SESSION.CFToken#"> or like this: <cfset Cookie.cfid = SESSION.CFID> <cfset Cookie.cftoken = SESSION.CFToken>, just make sure you donât use the expires attribute when setting them.
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