Well, regardless if I am talking about Client Var or Cookies... the 
CFServer still has to assign you a CFTOKEN/CFID pair value in the form of a 
cookie (or, URLTOKEN) for Client Vars to stick.  If you read below, I 
mention that storage is in a db, rather than cookie or registry.

I have all the info I need now... everything's working for me, I just 
wanted to know what all the issues were and as long as I'm giving the 
application time to assign the browser the cftoken/cfid pair before I start 
bouncing them all over the server, I'm fine.  My app works fine, I haven't 
had any problems.

Thanks,
~Todd

At 08:56 AM 7/13/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>At 06:57 PM 7/12/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >I hadn't really started messing around with client variables until just
> >recently.  So... I have this WDDX packet inside a client variable and
> >storage is in a database rather than cookie or registry based.  I know I've
> >read a lot of things that basically said, becareful with cflocation and
> >client variables, but honestly -- I have an app that uses client variables
> >and I have a the value of a createUUID() inside a wddx packet ... and, it's
> >not changing - even after doing a cflocation, I'm not losing my client
> >variables.
> >
> >Am I lulling myself into a false sense of security here or ... is this
> >fixed in cfmx? or ..?
>
>   I think that you are confusing client variables with cookie
>variables.  Cookies are on client side, and cflocation is server side.  If
>you use cflocation on a page that sets / changes cookies, then the cookies
>code will never be sent to the browser and therefore will never be set.
>
>   So, my question is.. are you storing client variables as cookies?  If you
>are not, then you will have no problems.
>
>
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