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Asked by snix123 in ColdFusion Application Server, Internet Explorer Web Browser
I have a site with a login screen written in Coldfusion 7 MX. The login screen collects username and password in a form. Then it looks up the informaiton in the database. If found, the person is logged in. The username and password cookies are created and stored. Pretty standard stuff.
I recently upgraded to IE8 and now when I enter my username and password, the site finds the information correctly and sets the cookie. Then control is transferred to the member only section of the site. I use the CFLOCATION tag to transfer control. Prior to this version of Coldfusion, one could not set a cookie on the same page where one might use the CFLOCATION tag. The cookie value would not be preserved. I have been running with Coldfusion MX for years and now this problem seems to have returned. It is o.k. on IE7 and Firefox. I tried to just write a javascript snippet with location.href="...", but nothing works. After I login, it's as if I didn't login.
I've deleted all the cookies vie IE8 and IE8 is set to Accept all cookies and the override auto cookie handling box is checked along with the accept session cookie box.
Any ideas?
Thanks, experts!!
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