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ckainc #1
Using <cflogin>
Is there a way to use CFLOGIN without requiring cookies? If so, how?
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Fernis #2
Re: Using <cflogin>
Because HTTP is connectionless, it's not possible, I'd say. And the docs tell
the same:
From Macromedia Coldfusion Livedocs: (MX 6.1, 7)
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You can implement a limited-lifetime form of ColdFusion security if the user's
browser does not support cookies. In this case you do not use the cflogin tag,
only the cfloginuser tag. It is the only time you should use the cfloginuser
tag outside a cflogin tag.
Without browser cookies, the effect of the cfloginuser tag is limited to a
single HTTP request. You must provide your own authentication mechanism and
call cfloginuser on each page on which you use ColdFusion login identification.
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