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Be careful
when naming your applications the same. There is a possibility of over writing variables
of the same name that reside in memory. This can make both applications
unstable. Shane von Svoboda - Programmer Analyst pavliks.com, 364 St Vincent St, Barrie, ON Tel: 705.726.2966 Fax: 705.726.1323 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original
Message----- I'll give that a try.
Thanks Bob. Erik -----Original Message----- I just tested this, and the CFID and
CFTOKEN remain the same, so this technique should work. Bob -----Original
Message----- I
believe that you'd need to have the same value for the NAME attribute of the
CFAPPLICATION tag for that to work. There are other ways around it, like
storing the value in a database with the CFID and CFTOKEN as keys to the
record, and then retrieving the value from the second application. You
could also use a text file on the server as well (perhaps name it with the CFID
and CFTOKEN), but that might be slower. On
second thought, I'm not sure if that world work. Perhaps each application
will generate a new CFID/CFTOKEN. I'll test that out and see what
happens. Bob -----Original
Message----- Hi Everybody, Quick question. Is it
possible to pass session variables between two different applications
(application.cfm). I seem to be unable to do so. Thanks, Erik |
- [CFTALKTor] session variable and application.cfm Erik Fenkell
- RE: [CFTALKTor] session variable and application.cf... Bob Silverberg
- RE: [CFTALKTor] session variable and applicatio... Bob Silverberg
- RE: [CFTALKTor] session variable and applic... Erik Fenkell
- RE: [CFTALKTor] session variable and application.cf... Shane Von Svoboda
- RE: [CFTALKTor] session variable and applicatio... Erik Fenkell
- Shane Von Svoboda
