What if..
The user clicks login
They're taken to the login page on company.com
They log in
A cookie is set on company.com
The variable is carried to producta.com because they see a form with a
button that says "Continue On"
When they hit producta.com, the cookie is set using the passed
variable
And then, whenever they go to any site it calls via cfhttp the file to read
the cookie and if the cookie exists, you set it on the product site...
Hope this helps and makes sense
Thanks,
Tony Hicks
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----- Original Message -----
From: Trent Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 11:08 PM
Subject: Need advice or Heads UP
> Hi All,
> I have been asked by a client to design a solution to the following
problem
> and am requesting some advice on the best way to go about the solution
with
> CF.
>
> My client is a large organisation with many products. In order for people
to
> view information about these products they need to be registered ( legal
> necessity). Currently the client houses several databases of uses for each
> of the sites and he now wishes to consolidate this to a DB on the main
site.
>
> This is a basic out line. the main site whose URL might be www.company.com
> would hold all the login information. The other sites may well be
> www.producta.com www.productb.com www.productb.com etc etc. when a user
> enters one of the product sites (say www.producta.com) and wishes to log
in
> to view product information, How do I direct them to the log in section on
> the www.company.com site and return them to the www.producta.com logged in
> with permissions set. I was thinking maybe some sort of wddx config or can
I
> set a cookie for www.producta.com site from www.company.com site. some of
> these product sites are hosted on different boxes about the place.
>
> Any advice or direction would be appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
> Trent Shepherd
>
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