>>The login script checks for a session
>> variable, or presence of the cookie.
> The presence of the cookie should not be enough to be logged.
> Keep the userId in the cookie for user code preset in the login form,
> but use the session variable only to test for login done.
Absolutely. Use a ses
>>The login script checks for a session
variable, or presence of the cookie.
The presence of the cookie should not be enough to be logged.
Keep the userId in the cookie for user code preset in the login form,
but use the session variable only to test for login done.
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If you are on CFMX, you can use J2EE session which will expire on browser
close.
HTH
On 10/12/07, Richard Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am trying to provide a "logout" function on my site. I have tried
> various combination like:
>
> value = "#session.cl
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Subject: Re: Killing a login
Richard Colman wrote:
> I am trying to provide a "logout" function on my site.
> Is there any way to kill a login without exiting the browser?
How do you log u
> But the login presists until the browser is closed.
Yes it will persist until you check it again.
First expire the cookie. Then process a command that checks the cookie and
if it doesn't exists, kill your session variables and kick them out.
You will need to add the routine (or include) to t
Richard Colman wrote:
> I am trying to provide a "logout" function on my site.
> Is there any way to kill a login without exiting the browser?
How do you log users in?
Jochem
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I am trying to provide a "logout" function on my site. I have tried
various combination like:
But the login presists until the browser is closed.
Is there any way to kill
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