On 8/2/01, JAIME HOI penned:
>i tried to log in twice using 2 different user_ids. The data from user_1
>can be seen by user_2. It seems like they are still retriving my local disk
>instead of from the server. Why is this so ??
It's possible it could be your login scheme. For instance, if using
session variables and you have something like:
<cfquery name="login" datasource="mydsn">
SELECT user_id
FROM logins
WHERE user_name='#form.user_name' and
user_password='#form.user_password#'
</cfquery>
<cflock scope="session" type="exclusive">
<cfif login.recordcount is 1 and not isdefined('session.user_id')>
<cfset session.user_id = login.user_id>
</cfif>
</cflock>
In the scenario above, if the session hasn't expired from user_1,
then session.user_id wouldn't be set to user_2 because of the not
isdefined condition. Or if the whole thing was wrapped in <cfif not
isdefined('session.user_id')> then the login query wouldn't even run.
Just a stab in the dark. :)
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