Have this in your app_globals.cfm
<cfapplication name="myapp" clientmanagement="yes">
<cfset request.urltoken=client.urltoken>
I found that converting this from a client variable to a request
variable made the page about 1-2 ms faster. It does the same thing, so
I figured we might as well get the minor speed increase.
After I'm done learning Flash and finish my presentation for CFSouth,
I'll do a bunch of tutorials on this security model. You're right, it
is kickass.
Steve "kickass" Nelson
Shane Johnson wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> I have been trying to implement the app_login and app_secure.cfm
> files that I read about in the book. I am running into problems.
> First thing is that I can't seem to figure out where I am setting/getting
> the #request.urltoken# from, the example in the book doesn't show the
> supporting files (app_globals, etc) so I can't see where this is being done.
> In all honesty my grasp of session management is weak so any help in this
> regard would be great. The security model proposed in the book looks great
> to me, the ability to secure a application on a circuit, fuseaction or even
> on a piece of code in a dsp file is "kickass".
>
> Shane Johnson
> Web Production/Programming
> Populuxe Digital Media
> www.populuxe.com
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (604) 714-2496
>
>
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