Bud:
I assume you mean URL string not query string, and the answer is Yes.
I'm not using cookies and am instead passing CFID/CFTOKEN in the URL as
follows:
http://www.MyApp.com/index.cfm/CD.38230/CN.80270945
Modified Fusebox-style-wise, app_globals.cfm uses CD.38230 to assign 38230
to url.cfid and uses CN.80270945 to assign 80270945 to url.cftoken
This automatically maintains state because each user has unique URLs.
(This has the interesting side effect that spiders will see different URLs
on each visit. I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.)
best, paul
At 05:46 AM 11/20/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>In addition, in one cookie-less app I've developed, I see that CFAS
>>increments the Register-based current value of CFID with each page
>>request. So while my app might have CFID=56321 with each page request in
>>one instance of the app, if I start another instance of the app it might
>>have CFID=56402 (with the app not accessed by anyone in the interim).
>
>Are you passing cfid and cftoken in a query string? Either with or without
>cookies, if there is no cfid and cftoken to check for, CF is going to
>create a new cfid for each page request because it's going to think it's a
>new client every time.
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