More info,
I noticed that the cfcache.map file is created but the .tmp file is never
created, the template just keeps spinning. I commented out cfcache and then
it works perfect.
How can I get cfcache to see the session? The page is ran twice, once when
the user hits the page, and then another when cfcache uses cfhttp to either
load or cache the page. I'm wondering if I use cookies instead if cfcache
will see the cookie?
Any help would be great, I need to cache the site and have security so I
really need both of these working.
CM
>From: "CM Randall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: CFCACHE and checking for session.MyArray[2]
>Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 20:24:12 EDT
>
>I'm caching a page using CFCACHE, but in order to view the page the user
>has
>to have access. In the application page I have it check if the user is
>logged in, if not then I send them to the login page.
>
>Application.cfm
> <cfif NOT IsDefined("Session.UserInfo")>
> <cfif cgi.PATH_INFO contains "AlertArchive">
> <cflocation url="Login/Login.cfm" addtoken="No">
> </cfif>
> </cfif>
>
>
>Once they are logged in I set an Array of their information and I put that
>into a session.
>
>login.cfm
><CFSET Session.UserInfo = ArrayNew(1)>
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[1] = "#return_db_fields#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[2] = "#return_db_fields1#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[3] = "#return_db_fields2#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[4] = "#qryFnameLnameEmail.FirstName#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[5] = "#qryFnameLnameEmail.LastName#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[6] = "#qryFnameLnameEmail.Email#">
> <CFSET Session.UserInfo[7] = "#qryFnameLnameEmail.Username#">
>
>
>On the page I am caching, at the top I check to see is session.MyArray[2]
>is
>valid. It seems to be looping back because the session is valid but then
>throws an error.
>
>Caching page
><cfif Session.UserInfo[2] LTE "1">
> Sorry you don't have access
><cfabort>
></cfif>
>
>That doesn't work! The value of the user I was test was 2, so it I did this
>Session.UserInfo[2] LTE "2" it would work (weird).
>
>So then, I created a page that will determine if the the session.MyArray[2]
>is defined, if it is I include the cached pages, otherwise I include a page
>that displays no access. This doesn't work either, the server just hangs
>as
>if it is still looking. I entered #session.MyArray[2]# with no CFOUTPUT
>and
>did find it diplayed twice.
>
>Page to determine if they have access:
><cfif IsDefined("Session.UserInfo")>
> <cfinclude template="Module/Module.cfm">
><cfelse>
> <cfinclude template="NoAccess.cfm">
></cfif>
>
>Any idea why this is not working?
>
>All I want to do is have them login, and if they have the correct access
>number let them view the cached page.
>
>Thanks,
>CM
>
>
>
>
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