Newbie: Cookies

2000-08-30 Thread James Taavon
Hello. I want users who have logged into my app to have their login saved so they do not have to re-login after coming back to the main screen which contains a link to the login page (login.cfm). So, what I am supposing is that when a user clicks on the hyperlink to the login screen have that fil

Newbie!! Cookies/CFADMIN

2007-05-25 Thread Asad Khan
I have been just handed over an application (existing production environment), we are having some issues, but in short this is what I need to do. 1) Remove all cfid/cftoken from URLS, make use of cookies. 2) Check to see if user has cookies turned on/of If off, redirect user to a new page t

RE: Newbie!! Cookies/CFADMIN

2007-05-25 Thread Dave Watts
> 3) In The CFADMIN, i noticed that session is being maintained > in the registry. I changed to an existing data source, and > the data source has the cdata and cglobal tables. Session variables are stored in server memory, not in the registry or anywhere else. Client variables are what you're

Re: Newbie!! Cookies/CFADMIN

2007-05-25 Thread Brian Kotek
1) Unless you have a central function that is creating the URLs (which it does not sound like you have), you'll have to go through and manually remove these from the links. You might be able to do it with a global find and replace, but you'll want to be very careful if you try to do that. 2) You c

Re: Newbie: Cookies & Session Variables

2000-08-31 Thread James Taavon
Well, actually I guess it also involves sessions variables, something I have not used before. Any help would be appreciated. James Taavon wrote: > > Hello. > > I want users who have logged into my app to have their login saved so > they do not have to re-login after coming back to the main scre