You might have to post the contents of the cflogin block, as this is very
weird.
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All you're going to need is something like this:
In your logout page, run the cflogout tag, which does not error if there is
no user logged in... and then something like this:
Now that's example code, and not really customized for CFC use... I
generally start using page-scope code an
Ooops, missed a part of the message from Fabio... yeah, it's a bit odd.
Fabio, are you using onSessionStart and onSessionEnd events to control your
sessions? Really, what you should be doing is using onSessionEnd to clean up
your session when it times out instead of detecting problems later and
Oh yeah.
The cflogin block follows:
al
Oh yeah.
The cflogin block follows:
Really odd!
Jared, I'm not using onSessionStart, neither onSessionEnd. The
Application.cfc only contains the application variables (this.name, etc)
and onRequestStart method, which includes the cflogin block. Should I
use onSessionEnd? When the browser close, both login and sessions are
ended
Fabio,
I suggest you give onSessionEnd a try... if for no other reason that to
write a few log file entries. Maybe not permanently, but at least while
troubleshooting. I think that what's happening is this: while J2EE sessions
promise some nice things, they're not quite working correctly. :)
W
Thanks Jared. I also tried your modifications in cflogin block, but
didn't work.
The sessions seems to be working fine. I still think it's something with
cflogin tag, and it's totally ridiculous to lost time with such a simple
tag. Oh my...
I'm almost changing the login architecture, dismissin
I rewrited all the code and I'm not using cflogin structure anymore
(with j_username and j_password). Also, I deleted all classes in cfclass
directory and have a
before the cflogin block.
We're running some tests, but I believe it's "solved" by now, although
the specific bug wans't discov
Good news on the solving part... sometimes that's all one really wishes to
achieve.
I'll let you know if I find anything on my end...
J
On 5/4/05, Fabio Terracini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I rewrited all the code and I'm not using cflogin structure anymore
> (with j_username and j_passwor
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