JB,
When I do this I set a session scoped variable in the onSessionStart
function in my Application.cfc.
Like so...
<cfscript>
Session.User = StructNew();
Session.User.LoggedIn = false;
Session.User.IsAdmin = false;
</cfscript>
Then when they log in, if they are an admin...
<cfscript>
Session.User.LoggedIn = true;
Session.User.IsAdmin = true;
</cfscript>
Then when they log out I do...
<cfscript>
StructDelete(Session, "User");
Session.User = StructNew();
Session.User.LoggedIn = false;
Session.User.IsAdmin = false;
</cfscript>
Then for Session Expires, I put this in the onSessionEnd function in the
Application.cfc.
<cfscript>
Session.User = StructNew();
Session.User.LoggedIn = false;
Session.User.IsAdmin = false;
</cfscript>
For the conditional piece to only show to admins put a <cfif> around the
code that should only be ran if the user is an admin, like so...
<cfif Session.User.IsAdmin>
<!--- Code for Admin Only --->
</cfif>
HTH
Chuck
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