Has anyone come up with a plausible way of setting a cookie and redirecting
the browser from within a ColdFusion 4.01 template using HTTP headers (as
opposed to META tag redirects)?
Specifically, we're trying to redirect an image call from the browser. The
image fails to load when it comes
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> Has anyone come up with a plausible way of setting a cookie and
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> the browser from within a ColdFusion 4.01 template using HTTP headers (as
> opposed to META tag redirects)?
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Has anyone come up with a plausible way of setting a cookie and redirecting
the browser from within a ColdFusion 4.01 template using HTTP headers (as
opposed to
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Any reason why you don't want to use a META tag refresh to redirect? That's
what I always use when I need the cookie to be set.
-Kev
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Been there, done that. I wound up using a meta tag to refresh the page with
a time of 0. That was the only way I could get it to work.
Brandon
Brandon Behrens
The Internet Design Firm
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Again, we can't use a META refresh. See either of my earlier posts for an
explanation as to why this solution will not work for us.
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: Hinojosa, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Just a thought...
You could CFHTTP the content of the desired forwarded page so that the
cookie can set. I have done th
.cfm thing confuses me... and I don't like the idea of it being
stored in ram.
Let me know,
Jkae
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: Benjamin S. Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Were you able to do this with binary data (a.k.a an image)? We'd prefer not
to place the burden of the transaction on ColdFusi
afe way to do things? The whole session,
application.cfm thing confuses me... and I don't like the idea of it being
stored in ram.
Let me know,
Jkae
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> > you can also use:
> > location="<A HREF="http://URL">http://URL<
What about:
if cookie exists
do analysis to determine image
cflocation to image url
if cookie does not exist
do any analysis
cfcontent to distribute the image file
This puts a little more load on CF but realistically you're only shipping a
few k the first time fro
Good idea mate, very good idea actually. I like that styleee.
hehe
jake
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2000 7:53 PM
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What about:
if cookie exists
do analysis to determine image
cflocation to image url
if cookie does not exist
do any analysis
cfcontent to distribute the image file
This put
Why include that redirect.cfm.. why not just put the straight up
data in the original CFM?
jake
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