Please save this message as a Favorite for future reference. You will need it to access this application in the future. To access this application
please click HERE
To complete your application setup, click HERE
The first click HERE is a URL link that contains the unique number you generated and stored on the server and associated with this user.
The second click HERE goes to the download page that you talked about in your initial posting.
I'm not positive, but I think you can create favorites via _javascript_, in which case you could also remove the necessity for the user to create the favorite. You could create a Favorite called RUN APPLICATION XYZ and then in the message above just tell the user to look for that in his favorites when he wants to run the application in the future.
One thing you need to keep track of, when processing the second click HERE to do the download, is that you have in fact done the download for this user, just in case he clicks on it a second time after pulling up the favorite. Of course, if the _javascript_ trick works, you don't need to worry about that because you can control the exact URL that the Favorite maps to.
good luck!
-reed
>Good afternoon everyone,
>
>I have a small quetion, may be one of you skilled guys can help me out.
>
>
>I have a login page, when the users logs in an ID is pulled from a
>database with CFQUERY.
>After logging in, a download is started, which will install additional
>software on the users computer.
>
>Important is that the ID can be reused after the download, so I must
>find a way to remember that ID somewhere
>or pass it with the download.
>
>Cookies are out of the question.
>
>Users have complete control over their browser settings, and I know
>that some have cookies out, other users are behind a firewall which
>will not allow ActiveX.
>
>Anyone has any ideas ?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Chris
>Germany.
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