so you open up the application.cfm and put your code above the
cfapplication tag - voila - your code executes before the
cfapplication tag.
I understand that, but the page is in a folder with many pages all using the same application.cfm page. I'd have to rig the application.cfm for one
From MM livedocs, cf5, which we are on: you must maintain client state by passing CFID and CFToken between pages, either in hidden form fields or appended to URLs.
thats true, but there's nothing to stop you copying form.cfid and form.
token into into the URL scope, and this will do the trick
Did you have CFID and CFTOKEN as cookies too?
I highly doubt that as this is a post from a card processor's site, not a browser that can accept cookies. But something to check, thanks.
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Sorry, I see how the list works now. I am posting on the HOF site and changed the title when replying. Here is the background to this message, followed by, well, the follow up:
I want an background post from my card processor to
log into a particular customer session.
Hmm, stopped working now.
I want an background post from my card processor to
log into a particular customer session.
Hmm, stopped working now.
I have an approval post from my cc processor. Previously I got back the cfid/token values only, so tacked them on a cflocation string and reloaded to hook up with the correct
I want an background post from my card processor to
log into a particular customer session.
I just did a cfdump of form and session variables at the top of the page called by my cc processor using a live transaction. The form.cfidand token aren't picked up!
Session vars (created on the same
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