Using StructClear(session) clears out the entire session scope, including sessionID,
CFID & CFTOKEN - if this is what you want, great.
It's important to use StructClear(session.structName) if you want to clear only a
single structure in the session scope.
Chris Norloff
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DOH!
I define the structure. duh. Thanks for the pointer ;D
--Matt--
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cust_login
WHERE username = '#userName#'
AND password = '#password#'
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structClear(session.loggedIn,username)
structClear(session.loggedIn,username) would be a better alternative.
Db
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Hi,
Recently someone said that StructClear(session) was a bad way to remove
session variables. Why? If I effectively want to remove an entire
session
(this is ti be used in a logout
Hi,
Recently someone said that StructClear(session) was a bad way to remove
session variables. Why? If I effectively want to remove an entire session
(this is ti be used in a logout template), wouldn't StructClear(Session) be
the way to do it?
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Tage Widsell
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