Since we are on the topic of session variables...
I maintain an 'extranet' with a rag-tag IT Team that is
ssl protected with NT directory level security. We also use CF
to log users participation in areas of the site, restrict users
from seeing different graphics and/or links, and even add users
to NT with the appropriate permissions through a web form.
The pages throughout the site have a cfinclude template file
as a header and one as a footer.
I want to be able to force someone out of the site after they
have spent 60 minutes there, and not let them return.
Maybe setting a value in the database after 60 minutes for that user
and having a tag on each cfinclude to check that variable for each new
loaded page? Essentially making the site inoperable for that user?
Any idea's on how to do this? Is there some sort of counter that
I can include in the cfinclude footer?
Any other ideas or samples?
Thanks much!
Andrew "RADAR" Richardson
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Andrew Richardson
Information Technology Manager
CENTRA Technology, Inc.
83 Cambridge St, Suite 1A
Burlington, MA 01803
781.272.7887
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