It wouls seem the cflocation could be the key here. What is my way
around
this?
I remember somewhere there being a way to send user to another page via
javascript. Anyone remember this? Can I pass the session.sendmeto
variable
I created?
Here is the full code for that section....
<!---
If record count is not 0 there is match, set session ID, set cookie
preference, send user to calling page, if it exists.
If record count = 0 then there is no match, set error msg and reload.
--->
<CFIF get_user.recordcount>
<CFSET Session.current_user_id = get_user.userID>
<!--- If "Remember Me" was checked, set a cookie on user's computer
w/ User ID. --->
<CFIF IsDefined("form.rememberme") IS "Yes">
<CFCOOKIE name="sID" value="#get_user.userID#"
EXPIRES="NEVER">
</CFIF>
<!--- If this page was called from another page, send user there,
else send to application home page. --->
<CFIF ISDEFINED("session.sendmeto")>
<CFLOCATION url="#session.sendmeto#" ADDTOKEN="no">
<CFELSE>
<CFLOCATION url="#home#" ADDTOKEN="no">
</CFIF>
<CFELSE>
<CFSET message="The user name or password you supplied is
incorrect!">
<CFLOCATION
url="#getfilefrompath(getbasetemplatepath())#?message=#urlencodedfor
mat(mess
age)#" ADDTOKEN="no">
</CFIF>
-----Original Message-----
From: David Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 3:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: The darndest time w/ Cookies. Actually form checking.
Importance: High
Chris,
Make sure you do not do any cflocation's after you set your cookie.
This
is
a pretty common mistake, particulary with authentication routines.
Cooki
es
are only set when the browser receives the completed page.
David Schmidt
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Luksha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 12:39 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: The darndest time w/ Cookies. Actually form checking.
I apologize if this ends up getting posted a couple times. I haven't
se
en
the first posting in over an hour and I got a bounceback message from
the
second attempt. So here is the third...
I am having the hardest time setting a cookie. I think it is actually
in
testing for the form field.
Simple login application.
-User comes to page
-gets authorized
-If "remember me" is checked, set a cookie
Here is the code for setting the cookie.
<CFIF get_user.recordcount>
<CFSET Session.current_user_id = get_user.userID>
<!--- If "Remember Me" was checked, set a cookie on user's computer w/
U
ser
ID. --->
<CFIF IsDefined("form.rememberme") IS "Yes">
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> alert("Hey set a cookie will you!")
</SCRIPT> ----For testing of course
<CFCOOKIE name="sID" value="#get_user.userID#" EXPIRES="NEVER">
</CFIF>
The form field looks like this....
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="rememberme" VALUE="Yes"><FONT
face="Tahoma"> Remember Me</FONT>
I have tried everything I can think of. I have read 3 diferent
examples
of
this exact thing. Could it be that I am using the cf4.5 svr that comes
w
/
cfstudio, and not on a real live server? I know that some things do
not
function properly on this version of the server software, but I don't
kno
w
which things.
Thanks
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