>Interesting that your observations yielded that conclusion. I had a similar
>problem where a bit of code was deleting the CFTOKEN cookie. In CF 4.5, no
>big deal, a new CFID/CFTOKEN is generated because it can't find the
>CFID:CFTOKEN pair in the database (i.e., 123:[blank]). In MX, I get a Null
>
> OK, I found an answer to this problem. It is yet just one more
> unnecessary behavioral change in MX from presvious versions.
>
> In my shopping cart application, when I want to delete the client
> cookies, I do it manually before the cfapplication tag:
>
>
>
>
> This has worked great since Col
OK, I found an answer to this problem. It is yet just one more
unnecessary behavioral change in MX from presvious versions.
In my shopping cart application, when I want to delete the client
cookies, I do it manually before the cfapplication tag:
This has worked great since ColdFusion 4.0 thr
> > > > 1. Set "Use UUID for CFTOKEN" (or is it CFID?) in
> > > > the admin.
> > > > 2. Set "Use J2EE Session Variables" in the admin.
> > >
> > > Take advantage of the underlying session machinery.
> >
> > If you do both of these, only one will have any effect.
> > Using J2EE session variables
On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 05:50 US/Pacific, Dave Watts wrote:
>> 1. Set "Use UUID for CFTOKEN" (or is it CFID?) in the admin.
>> 2. Set "Use J2EE Session Variables" in the admin.
>>
>> Take advantage of the underlying session machinery.
> If you do both of these, only one will have any effect. U
>Just for a bit of clarification, are you saying that you know of a bug
>in CFMX which means you can't rely on CFID and CFTOKEN being set when
>using domain cookies?
At least on this one server I'm on. cfid and cftken are being set
blank. If you open the database and look at the cdata and cglobal
> 1. Set "Use UUID for CFTOKEN" (or is it CFID?) in the admin.
> 2. Set "Use J2EE Session Variables" in the admin.
>
> Take advantage of the underlying session machinery.
If you do both of these, only one will have any effect. Using J2EE session
variables will cause CF to create a single state-ma
03 02:36
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: Re: Empty cfid and cftoken - is this common?
>>
>> This *might* be the same problem I've been experiencing with CFMX.
We
>> use
>> domain cookies and every once in a while one or more of the servers
>> decides
>
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 18:36 US/Pacific, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> My advice would be to
> avoid using CFID and CFTOKEN if you can and implement a "roll your own"
> solution instead.
1. Set "Use UUID for CFTOKEN" (or is it CFID?) in the admin.
2. Set "Use J2EE Session Variables" in the adm
ED]>
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 5:49 PM
Subject: Empty cfid and cftoken - is this common?
> I'm curious if anyone else has had the problem of the cfid and
> cftoken values being blank on CFMX? I'm in the process of trying to
> get Crystal Tech to move my site to another MX s
I'm curious if anyone else has had the problem of the cfid and
cftoken values being blank on CFMX? I'm in the process of trying to
get Crystal Tech to move my site to another MX server, just because I
want to run on MX. But I lost $1,000 today (first day the site was
live on MX) in sales and he
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