Kevin,
There isn't a specific call to the html page, I just type the page url
in the browser's location line. As I understand how this script works,
if cgi.script_name isn't specifically "/admin/login.cfm" or
"/admin/authenticate.cfm", it is supposed to redirect to the login page.
Apparently it doesn't work for html files, just cfm.
I'm curious as to why it works this way. Maybe I should be using some
other variable instead of cgi.script_name?
Chris Montgomery
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Kevin Merker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 8:54 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Application.cfm Not Preventing Access
>
>
>Am I blind? Where is the call for the html page and not cfm?
>
>KM
>
>Chris Montgomery wrote:
>
<snip>
>> <cfif Not Session.AdminLoggedIn>
>> <!--- Store the name of the page the user came from so they
>can return
>> to it after login --->
>> <cfset Session.Goto = #CGI.SCRIPT_NAME#>
>> <cfif CGI.QUERY_STRING NEQ "">
>> <cfset Session.Goto = #CGI.SCRIPT_NAME# & "?" &
>'#CGI.QUERY_STRING#'>
>> </cfif>
>>
>> <cfif (CGI.SCRIPT_NAME IS NOT "/admin/login.cfm")
>AND (CGI.SCRIPT_NAME
>> IS NOT "/admin/authenticate.cfm")>
>> <cflocation url="/admin/login.cfm" addtoken="no">
>> </cfif>
>> </cfif>
>>
>> Thanks for any insight.
>>
>> Chris Montgomery
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