Forgive me if this sounds silly....
Are you using the correct attribute? There is no Timeout attribute to
CFCOOKIE. it should be Expires:
<cfcookie name="blah" default="yo baby" expires="never">
Without an expires attribute, cfcookie creates a session cookie... meaning
the browser never writes the info to the cookie file and the cookie never
persists. If you have been using the (nonexistent) "timeout" attribute
rather than the "expires" attribute, this would explain your behavior.
Also, check your browser settings. Some browsers can be set to allow
cookies to be recieved, but then never permanently set (though I have a
feeling this might not be your problem).
|-----Original Message-----
|From: Michael Lugassy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 12:41 PM
|To: CF-Talk
|Subject: KILL THE COOK!
|
|
|Please try to look into this again.
|this thread has been reviewd and partially answered by many
|(actually 13
|people)
|but still - no answer. can anyone try to help out?
|
|> I'm getting really frustrated from this CFCOOKIE thing.
|> Apparently, after I assign the cookie with Timeout="Never" the cookie
|> is deleted and terminated every time the user closes the browser.
|> I tried to change Timeout to 14 days, but it didn't help.
|> Closing the browser terminates the cookie.
|>
|> Is there a diffrent way to assign cookies?
|>
|> PLEASE HELP!!!
|>
|> -=Michael.
|>
|
|
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