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CF automatically creates the cookies for session and client variables to
manage your session.
But that's not really what were talking about.
The whole point in saving your login details in a cookie is so that you can
be automatically logged into a website every time you revisit, even if it is
6 months later.


Russ 

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It is the same; you just dont have to handle the cookies, CF does it for you
so cleaner code IMO. Is this not right?

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>How would that negate the need for cookies then Dom?
>You still need a cookie to identify your session so that the correct 
>client variables are loaded. So it's the same as using session variables.
>And if the client variables expire, where will the login details come from?
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>Russ
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>It can also be done using client variables if you have them enabled in 
>the application. This handles all the cookies for you:
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>IF remember me selected...
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>    client.username = form.username
>    client.password = form.password
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>Just remember to clear them when they logout (remember me status should 
>be cleared when someone logs out)
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>>Usually yes, you hash the username/password, store in cookie.
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>>So in the database, your usernames/passwords would also be hashed.
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>>So under normal login procedure, you HASH the form.username and 
>>form.password and compare to database.
>>If the user has a cookie.username and cookie.password, you check these 
>>first (without hashing them), if they fail, kick to login page.
>>
>>Russ
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>>Sent: 19 January 2006 14:17
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>>Subject: [CF-Dev] Keeping someone logged in
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>>On loggong in some sites have a small checkbox that says remember me 
>>on this computer.
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>>How is this done?
>>Is the persons password saved with Hash() in a cookie?
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>>Thanks
>>Allan
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