I have a
cfinclude template="secure.cfm"
at the top of my cfm templates.
This is secure.cfm:
!--- User has yet to login ---
cfif '#Session.User#' IS ""
cflocation url="login.cfm"
/cfif
The small secure app that I've been using is working well,
except for when the variable Session.User does not exist -
for example, I have a page called info.cfm (with the
cfinclude for secure.cfm) - If I load up my browser, enter
the URL and file name (info.cfm), I would like for it to
default to login.cfm and prompt for a login, not display an
error message (The session variable USER does not exist.) I
also get the same when the session times out.
Is there a way that I can say [if variable Session.User does
not exisit, create Session.User with value ""]? This would
default to login.cfm?
CFParam the variable or use isDefined()
Also, don't put cfif '#Session.User#' IS "", put cfif Session.User IS ""
Otherwise you're forcing CF to put the variable into a string, which means
you should work out things like balancing the apostrophies
Philip Arnold
ASP Multimedia Limited
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