Yes pass the cfid & cftoken in the url, but this will only work if the
domains are on the same machine!! And btw is not very secure!!
The other way is to use client variables instead, or maybe throw them
into a DB and retrieve them afterwards. The are many methods just what
is practical for your project!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen M. Marcus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 22 August 2001 3:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: accessing Cf session variables on same server from another
virtual domain
I have an application which was running on a single domain and I'm
porting to multiple virtual domains. These must share a a single secure
domain
for collecting credit card information.
Unfortunately, session variables, which are used throughout the
application,
are specific to each domain, so the secure session has no access to the
session variables, e.g.:
session vars on www.thevirtualcompany.com
secure session is www.sharedsecuredomain.com
Does anyone know of any ways to have the secure session access the
session variables from the other domain, both domains of course on the
same server?
Thanks
Stephen Marcus
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