Hi Frank,
I've had the same problem many times. I have an application using
session management by passing the tokens on the url. However, Cold
Fusion can also use cookies. If you are using the url method then you
need to disable ClientManagement such that Cold Fusion does not store the
CFID and CFTOKEN in a cookie.
Once you've disabled client management you need to find the cookie that
is now residing on your PC holding the CFID and CFTOKEN. For IE browsers look
for
cookie filenames containing 'localhost' and/or '127.0.0.1' on your machine
if
your machine also contains the web server ! ). I.E tends to store cookies
in two places, one in C:\WINNT\.... and the other in 'Temporary Internet
Files'.
Check your drive carefully.!
Once you have made the Client Management change try logging onto the site
from a machine that you have NEVER used to access the site before and it
should work ( because it has not got a cookie and CF will not store one on
that machine )... This will work even if your machine doesn't because it
still has a cookie on it..
Hope you are OK for Monday....
Jason.
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Kosyk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 September 2001 08:19
To: Fusebox
Subject: URLToken...
Hello,
I developed an application using the Fusebox methodology...
I have a funny problem, which I think is not related to Fusebox, but is a
general CF issue.
I could login one and I was given a CFID and a CFTOKEN, but then the second
time I log in it still
uses the old CFID and the old CFTOKEN..., which means I don't have to login
again!Since this is a
multiple user system, login is mandatory!
Has ever someone had similar problems? I used the Registry, an Oracle
Database and Cookies as
storage for the client variables, always the same effect.
The disable gloabal client variable updates option is not checked, so I
think the server should update my
variables...
Here is the beginning code of my app_globals.cfm
<cfapplication name="myapplication" clientmanagement="yes"
sessionmanagement="yes" setclientcookies="no">
Thanks for your help, I will keep looking! We actually have to rollout the
app on monday at a client and
the problems just started yesterday, but nobody was changing code at that
time...
Bye,
Frank
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