> I considered the fact that she might have her cookies
> disabled, but this doesn't seem to be the case. On my own
> machine I can get it to fail with her login and then work
> with my own login without changing any pc settings. It seems
Oh, sorry, please forgive my last email. I didn't see where you said you
tested w/ her account _and_ your account. What happens if you turn on
the browser setting to prompt for cookies? You may want to take a look
and see what is being passed back.
Are you 100% sure that <cflogin> is being run on every request, no
matter what?
-Ray
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