> :hmm: I did not know that. Does anyone know for a fact? I thought
> CFID / CFTOKEN were typically stored as cookies? Although, I know
> the values are doubled in the session scope along with a few others.\
Well, since they're used as a matching key, they have to be stored somewhere
other than cookies.
If you think about it, all Client variables must be stored in memory.
They're just not persistent, so they're essentially destroyed and recreated
for each page request just like local and Request variables. But to be able
to use them, CF has to look them up, which pulls them into memory for the
duration of the page request.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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