Just a guess, but..
You are using a CFAPPLICATION tag, correct?
1. CFAPPLICATION sets up the two cookies (CFID, CFTOKEN) and sends them to the
browser.
2. Your browser isn't allowing cookies.
3. Browser hits page, CFAPPLICATION tag runs, it looks for the CFID / CFTOKEN
cookies. They don't exist, so it
creates them.
4. The cookies are available during the execution of the current page.
5. Cookies don't get set to the browser. Not as temporary cookies, not as permanent.
6. Click to next page and start again at number 1.
Anyone want to verify?
sebastian palmigiani wrote:
> Can anyone explain this?
>
> I have cookies disabled. I have session management and setclientcookies set
> to yes in application.cfm. I am using CF 4.0
>
> On each page I put the following code:
>
> <cfoutput>#cookie.cfid#<br>#cookie.cftoken#</cfoutput>
>
> There are no cookies listed in the Parameters CGI variables of each page.
> And yet for each page I get a different value for cfid which increments by
> one and a different value for cftoken.
>
> Sebastian
>
>
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