> Actually, the difference in this case is that session-based cookies get
> deleted when a user shuts down their browser. Check out IE's security
> config, which allows you to accept only session-based cookies.
>
;o)  Tut!  Sounds very browser specific...
I jest.....  I know your client only uses IE5.5 (why tho?)

> Of course, since CF's session-based cookies have an expiry set on them I'm
> assuming they are being passed with an explicit expiry date/time stamp,
> which is the cause of our grief.
>
Default timeout on sessions is 20 minutes which is set in the CF
Administrator.

> Any workarounds?
>
I still don't really see any difference between a cookie and a session
cookie....  You're probably going to find that, if there is a difference in
the way that the cookie files are written, CF currently only writes a bog
standard cookie and not a session cookie, so again you're going to have to
append URLToken

Sorry...

Regards

Stephen

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