Hi there,
here's a bit of code I'm using to login users using the CFLOGINUSER TAG.
The output I am seeing is CFLOGINUSER SHOULD BE EXECUTED.
But I'm not seeing the GetAuthUser(), and the user is never actually logged in.
WHen I type this :
directly into the application.cfm file though it w
What happens if you remove the cfabort? It may be scewing up the
cfloginuser tag. Also, I _believe_ getAuthUser() will be blank until
you actually leave the cflogin block. I seem to remember that bug.
-ray
On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 11:04:12 -0400, Gel . <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> here'
Hi Raymond,
No, that didn't produce any new results.
It still refuses to log in.
I can't find anything wrong with the code, or the syntax.
I'm stumped.
-Angel
>What happens if you remove the cfabort? It may be scewing up the
>cfloginuser tag. Also, I _believe_ getAuthUser() will be blank until
Ok, new twist.
I've just figured that the CFLOGIN block in act_login.cfm does not execute after the code runs the first time.
However, GetAuthUser() still produces nothing.
This is very strange, all on my local machine so I'm not really dealing with any remote server weirdness.
-Gel
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Does anyone have any other ideas? I still haven't solved this issue yet. And I still can't figure out what's the problem with my code.
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Gel, did you see what I said about getAuthUser()? I just tested and
confirmed: getAuthUser() returns nothing, even after you login, inside
the cflogin block. Once you leave the cflogin block, getAuthUser
returns the correct value.
-Raymond
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 12:05:42 -0400, Gel . <[EMAIL PROTECT
Gel, I hate to come into a thread late. Anyways, Ray is correct that getAuthUser() will not return anything until you exit the cflogin block as stated. I remember this being a bug of some sort in MX. Your not the only one bamboozzled on this one because I ran into the same sort of problem in the
Just an FYI, I entered a bug for this, as I'm sure others did.
Something else to watch out. If your cfapplication name has a space in
it, cflogin will throw an error.
-r
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 19:31:40 -0400, Peter Farrell
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> Gel, I hate to come into a thread late. Anyways
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