SESSION RECOGNITION

[fusionaire]

what I was wondering, was if someone<br>could explain exactly how you set up the session variables and also how<br>you<br>&nbsp;reference them throughout the application. I am a newbie, and I have yet<br>to<br>find a single resource that clearly explains this.<br><br>&nbsp;I am building a shopping cart application, and I have Session management<br>on,<br>&nbsp;and client management off, So, even though I can still get the CFID,<br>CFTOKEN<br>&nbsp;and URLTOKEN within my Session scopes, how can I set it so that a user who<br>&nbsp;orders a product at one session, could come back the next day and order<br>some<br>&nbsp;more products without getting the same CFID,CFTOKEN and URLTOKEN?<br><br>&nbsp;That is my problem. I am totally clueless on what to do for that. <br>&nbsp;NOTE:I do have a &quot;reciept&quot; page that is supposed to reset all session<br>variables, but whenever I get back on the site, I recieve the same CFID<br>and<br>&nbsp;CFTOKEN. This is persistant even though I test the site daily, since I<br>started this site about two weeks ago, I still have the exact same number.<br>&nbsp;The reason I want to do it this way is because the we want the sessionID<br>to<br>be the order number.<br><br>&nbsp;Any advice you can give will be much appreciated.<br><br>

 

[DarkMan]

Your problem is probably that CF is setting a cookie on the client's browser and using it next time around.&nbsp;&nbsp;As long as you have<br><br><FONT FACE=monospace>?cfid=#cfid#&cftoken=#cftoken#</font><br><br>at the end of ALL of your links within the site, you can turn the cookies off.<br><br>In your application.cfm file, in your &lt;cfapplication&gt; tag, use the parameter SETCLIENTCOOKIES=&quot;No&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp;Be careful, though.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you don't have the cfid and cftoken appended to all the links within your site, the session settings will be lost....