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OK works perfectly but I have one more question to help me understand WHY
it's working!
I see that when the user closes there browser the cookie gets killed. Then
w
rt to
clean up old client vars.
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Curious - in what way does this mess up client vars in a database? Doesn't
on when leaving the site?I assume
it must be when the browser is closed.
A happier but still perplexed Andy!
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Actually rewrit
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Superstar.that worked a treat.you don't know how long I've been
looking at this!!
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Sent: 09 August 2000 20:29
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Actua
Superstar.that worked a treat.you don't know how long I've been
looking at this!!
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Actually rewriting the coo
Thanks...I'll try it and let you know how I get on..
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Sent: 10 August 2000 15:57
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Yes, setting the cookie without an expires attribute makes a c
Your client variable data will build up but scheduling a purge of old data
should be easy enough.
Matt
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iable data in the database but
I guess I can get CF to purge this on a regular basis.
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> > Put t
Thank you for that clear explanation. I was scratching my head at this code... :-)
At 06:38 PM 8/9/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> > Put this code in your application.cfm file. It will kill the session
>> > variables when the user closes the browser:
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> > Put this code in your application.cfm file. It will kill the session
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> I don't think this will do what we are hoping it will. It looks to
> me as if all it's doing is testing to see if the sessio
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Okso are you saying that when you re-write the cookie the session/client
variables are cleared? If that is the case what happens on the server side?
If I am storing client variables in a datab
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The code will keep session variables going as long as the browser stays
open. It will overwrite the old cfid/token when a new browser window is
opened, the result is
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The code will keep session variables going as long as the browser stays
open. It will overwrite the old cfid/token when a new browser window is
opened, the r
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I don't think this will do what we are hoping it will. It looks to me as if
all it's doing is testing to see if the session is open, if it is it's
reading th
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Sent: 09 August 2000 16:27
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Put this code in your application.cfm file. It will kill the session
variables when the user closes the browser:
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> Session management is a bit of a nightmare in CF in my
> opinion. If the user
> closes their browser their session doesn't expire
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> way to force it to expire is to use t
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> Session management is a bit of a nightmare in CF in my
> opinion. If the user
> closes their browser their session doesn't expire
> automatically. One only
> way to force it to expire is to use the 'On
Session management is a bit of a nightmare in CF in my opinion. If the user
closes their browser their session doesn't expire automatically. One only
way to force it to expire is to use the 'OnUnload' event of the browser to
trigger some Java Script which ends the session.
If anyone else has an
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