Thanks for the info Pete, I will investigate further!
Richard
>Hi Richard,
>
>Normally you can switch between J2EE and CFID/CFTOKEN cookies without
>problem unless something in your application code is relying on one or the
>other. It may be easy to change that or it may be quite involved, it
>de
Hi Richard,
Normally you can switch between J2EE and CFID/CFTOKEN cookies without
problem unless something in your application code is relying on one or the
other. It may be easy to change that or it may be quite involved, it
depends quite a bit on how your application is coded.
If you want to u
Hi Pete,
yes although if i disable this my login stops working and appears the session
variables that i use throughout the application cease to function.
Thanks,
Richard
>Hi Richard, do you have Use J2EE session variables checked in the CF
>administrator?
>
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>Pete Freitag - Adobe Community
Hi Richard, do you have Use J2EE session variables checked in the CF
administrator?
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Thanks Pete, this does seem to work by adding it to the application.cfc.
However, when i first open the browser and go to the site it shows an error
that the session.cfide does not exist. The culprit is in the onSessionStart
method as shown below. If I reload the window then its all fine as I s
Hi Richard,
You can use the technique here: http://www.petefreitag.com/item/764.cfm it
doesn't set path, domain, or secure but you can just add that to the
cfcookie tag in the CF9 example.
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Hi,
Is there a way to set the secure, domain and path values for session CFID and
CFTOKEN cookies in the application.cfc page of CF9?
I have done some searches but cannot seem to find an answer.
Many thanks,
Richard
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