Have I got the wrong idea here?
If I have client variables turned on, I should be able to set any variable
as <cfset client.thingummy = "some value"> and thereafter that value can be
accessed for this user on any page. Can't it?
I have two installations now, where I've tried to set up client variables
and while the variable is available on a page, its' not available on the
next page. And I'm starting to think I've misunderstood how client
variables work.
Can anyone enlighten me?
Just for the record, here's my CFAPPLICATION tag which is in the
application.cfm page in the directory in question ...
[quote]
<cfapplication
name="test"
clientmanagement="Yes"
clientstorage="testdsn"
setdomaincookies="Yes">
[/quote]
Just supposing that life has taken a peculiar twist on me this time and I'm
right, what could have gone wrong? I have client variables enabled, and
while I have a datasource specified in the CF Administrator, since I'm
specifiying a SQL Database (which is a verified datasource in the
administrator too) it shouldn't matter I'd have thought. Anyway, I know I
have client variables enabled on the system, and set to default to a
datasource not the registry. But when I set a client.me variable on one
page, when I call it on the next, I get an error message that
Cheers,
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP WebWorks
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