Re: Advantages of use cfid and cftoken?

[Chris Tazewell]

Toni,

I'd store that as a cookie (no expiry) on the client machine, and if the
user does not accept cookies slap it on the end of the URLs. The reason why
this shouldn't go as a session is because the user is likely to always want
to see the site in that language, so if they return via a bookmark they'll
still get the right language.

Its probably easiest to just use both cookies and url strings in this case,
then you'll be covered either way.

Taz


> OK, i do that but the question is where i put the language flag? In a
> session variable, in a client variable? client variable stored into a
> cookie? client variable and passed in the URL all time?



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