10, 2002 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: Overwriting a session
I'm not actually setting a cookie... I'm referring to the cookies
that CF sets automatically for the cfid and cftoken. That's what I'm
wondering... Can I overwrite or delete these cookies so that CF will
send new ones?
Thanks
You're using the cfid and cftoken values in the url but set a cookie anyw
ay as a
fallback? If that's the case... you could use an IsDefined(session.cfid
)
check instead of the cftry-cfcatch (or in addition to, depending on how y
ou've
laid out error handling. If the session.cfid is defined,
I'm not actually setting a cookie... I'm referring to the cookies that
CF sets automatically for the cfid and cftoken. That's what I'm
wondering... Can I overwrite or delete these cookies so that CF will
send new ones?
Thanks,
Kay.
Joel Parramore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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From: Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Overwriting a session
I'm not actually setting a cookie... I'm referring to the cookies that
CF sets automatically for the cfid and cftoken. That's what I'm
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