Thanks for the response, but it really doesn't answer my
question. In my situation, I have a case where GetAuthUser
returns the logged-in user, but cflogin still executes. This
seems contradictory to me. If a logged-in user exists, why is
cflogin executing? Am I not understanding something about cflogin
and/or GetAuthUser?
And if cflogin cannot be reliably used to identify the absence of
a logged-in user, is the test <cfif Len(GetAuthUser()) eq 0> a
safe alternative?
Dave Jones
NetEffect
At 10:43 AM 12/30/03 +1100, you wrote:
>cfloginuser logs the user in, for example
>
>
><cfloginuser name="Andrew Scott" password="TestMeOut" roles="Admin,Public">
>
>
>Logs the user Andrew Scott with the roles of admin and public, if you were
>to use getAuthUser after this call it would return Andrew Scott, however the
>following is also correct
>
>
><cfloginuser name="" password="" roles="">
>
>
>In this case the name that getAuthUser will return an empty string.
>
>
>Does this clear it up a little better.
>
>Regards
>Andrew Scott
>Technical Consultant
>
>NuSphere Pty Ltd
>Level 2/33 Bank Street
>South Melbourne, Victoria, 3205
>
>Phone: 03 9686 0485 - Fax: 03 9699 7976
>
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