Toni,
> The default
> >store for client variables is the Registry. You should definately change
> >the client store from the regisitry to a database.
>
> Is better store into a database than into the registry?
>
Yep... The registry is a bit slow, plus you can fill your registry up quite
quickly with client variable information.
>
> But client variables have a 90 days timeout, so i can stor language
> information into client variables or into a cookie.
>
> And the unique solution if a users don't accept cookies is pass CFID and
> CFTOKEN into URL? So in that case i will have the bookmark problem.
>
Yep thats right, Noam's solution for preventing session hijacking can help
with your bookmark problem. It means that a user that bookmarks the site
and doesn't have cookies enabled will have to chose thier prefered language
everytime. You might want to look at user registration and a more permanent
method of store a users options.
Regards
Stephen
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