Hey everyone, Anyone that read my recent posts "CFCOOKIE and the old switcheroo". I am still looking for any other suggestion before I revert to using sessions instead of cookies. The basic problem is that I have a multiple user environment, a class room of students, each log in to take the test: Page1: <cfform action="repreverification.cfm" method=post> <cfoutput> <p> <br> <table width="75%" border="0"> <tr> <td width="50%">Welcome Back #cookie.repname#:</td> <td width="50%"> <input type="hidden" name="RepName" value='#cookie.repname#'> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="50%" align="right">ID:</td> <td width="50%"> <CFinput type=text name="RepID" maxlength="5" message="Your ID must be 5 digits in length" size=20 required="Yes"> <b>(First 5 digits of SSN.)</b> </td> </tr> </table> If you are not #cookie.repname# <a href="./logon.cfm?track=yes">Click here</a> <p><br> <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"> </cfoutput> </cfform>
That is submitted through the form action to repverification which builds the cookies. <cfoutput> <cfparam name="value1" default=""> <cfparam name="counter" default=""> <cfparam name="increment" default="0"> <cfparam name="cookvalue" default=""> <cfset counter = '1'> <cfset cookvalue = '#form.repname#'> </cfoutput> <!--- removes single and double quotes from entry ---> <cfloop condition="counter lt len(FORM.repname)+1"> <CFOUTPUT> <cfset value1='#counter#'> <cfif '#mid(form.repname,value1,1)#' EQ CHR(34) OR '#mid(form.repname,value1,1)#' EQ CHR(39)> <cfset cookvalue='#removechars(cookvalue,value1-increment,1)#'> <cfset increment = '#increment#' + 1> </cfif> </CFOUTPUT> <Cfset Counter = counter + 1> </cfloop> <!--- cookies ---> <cfif isnumeric(form.repid) is 'yes' and len(form.repid) EQ 5> <cfapplication name="PerfTrack"sessionmanagement="Yes"> <cfcookie name="repname" expires="NOW"> <cfcookie name="cfid" expires="NOW"> <cfcookie name="cftoken" expires="NOW"> <cfcookie name="repid" expires="NOW"> <cflock name="repvars" timeout="60" throwontimeout="Yes" type="EXCLUSIVE"> <CFCOOKIE NAME="CFID" VALUE="#SESSION.CFID#"> <CFCOOKIE NAME="CFTOKEN" VALUE="#SESSION.CFTOKEN#"> <CFcookie NAME="repname" VALUE="#cookvalue#" EXPIRES="2" > <CFcookie NAME="repid" VALUE="#form.repid#" EXPIRES="2" > </cflock> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content=".1; URL=nhrepmenu.cfm"> <cfabort> <cfelse> The information you have provided as your ID is not numeric or does not contain 5 digits, please click back and enter the first 5 digits of your social security number. </cfif> Lastly the repmenu is pulled up. <cfquery name="blah" datasource="ncc" blockfactor="50"> select #variables.mastertableansw#.fldname, #variables.mastertableansw#.fldid, #variables.mastertableansw#.testnumber, max(#variables.mastertableansw#.questionnumber) as maxquest, max(#variables.mastertable#.questnum) as maxq from #variables.mastertableansw#, #variables.mastertable# where fldname = '#cookie.repname#' and fldid = '#cookie.repid#' and #variables.mastertableansw#.testnumber = #variables.mastertable#.testnumber group by #variables.mastertableansw#.fldname, #variables.mastertableansw#.fldid, #variables.mastertableansw#.testnumber </cfquery> <cfoutput> <cfif #blah.fldname# is ''> <cfparam name="newmark" default=""> <cfset newmark = 'x'> <div align="center"><b>Our records indicate that you are a first time user. Please select from the following tests.</b></div> <cfelse><!-- this is the if that carries question and test number --> <b>Welcome Back #cookie.repname# your ID is #cookie.repid# #cookie.cftoken#</b> </cfif> </cfoutput> The problem is that reps 1 - 20 all log in. Some reps get to the menu page and get they're own information display...I.E. Rep 5 logs in and gets: "Welcome back rep5," But many of the reps get someone elses info Rep 2 logs in and gets: "Welcome back rep 3" Rep 1 gets rep5 rep 7 gets rep 3 as well. etc. If anyone has ANY suggestions I would certianly appreciate it. I have 12 call centers full of trainees all waiting to take their tests. I'm starting to feel sorry that I ever switched to cookies from session vars. Bryan Langford Analyst National Customer Operations Enterprise Services & Strategic Planning Training Development and Design Team. Bryan Langford Analyst National Customer Operations Enterprise Services & Strategic Planning Training Development and Design Team. > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists