I use the following:
<CFIF NOT ISDEFINED("Session.RollCount")>
<CFSET SESSION.ROLLCOUNT = 1>
<CFCOOKIE NAME="cfid" VALUE="#cfid#">
<CFCOOKIE NAME="cftoken" VALUE="#cftoken#">
</CFIF>
Since there's no time limit set in the CFCOOKIE tag,
I'm told a cookies will not be set on the visitor's
machine. (I forget when it expires. When the browser
is closed?)
Anyone have a list of settings for the various browsers
where this will work, and not cause a flag to the visitor?
For example, I see the following in Netscape on cookies:
1. Accept all cookies
2. Accept only cookies that get sent back to the server
3. Disable cookies
4. Warn me before accepting a cookie
If the visitor checks 2, is this the same as a cookie that
expires when the browser is closed? If the visitor also
checks 4, is the visitor warned? Or only when a cookie is
set?
etc.
In other words, where is the page titled:
"Everything You Wanted to Know About Cookies,
But Were Afraid to Ask?"
best, paul
At 09:20 AM 8/25/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Without getting into a huge discussion on state . . . the answer to your
>CFID/CFTOKEN problems is that you have to have setclientcookies="yes".
>Without passing cfid/cftoken in every link, form, etc., the only way to have
>them carry from page to page is in the client's cookies.
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