oops!

You are correct sir. I have a special domain (secured) set up for all 
my clients that I run orders through. It is the change of the domain 
name which causes the variables to be dropped without the 
<@UserReferenceArgument>. I stand corrected.

Which brings up a point which I was wondering.

With the new browsers, when the domain names don't match going into 
secure mode, a popup appears telling the user that it is secure, but 
the domain names don't match. I suppose there is no way of getting 
rid of that short of a new Cert for every domain name. It is very 
annoying.

>  > Note, however, if you do not pass the <@UserReferenceArgument> from
>>  http to https, you will lose all your variables.
>
>Not true, the cookie is linked to the domain name, not the protocol (http
>vs. https)  you can switch back and forth between http and https without
>losing session, and not passing the userreferenceargument.
>
>The only time the user session gets lost is when you explicity request an
>alternate port like
>
>http://www.myserver.com:443/
>
>
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