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Why not do the structclear on a &quot;logout&quot; page <br />
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&lt;cfset StructClear(session)&gt; &nbsp;of course to clear the struct<br />
&lt;then locate back to a home page or login or whatever&gt;<br />
aborting immediately after<br />
&lt;cfabort&gt;<br />
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This is assuming you have some code in place that creates the session if it doesn't exist that is called when user comes to the site.
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Why not do the structclear on a "logout" page

<cfset StructClear(session)>  of course to clear the struct
<then locate back to a home page or login or whatever>
aborting immediately after
<cfabort>

This is assuming you have some code in place that creates the session if it doesn't exist that is called when user comes to the site.

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Hmmm, the URL token is the only thing that shows up in the session scope. cfid and cftoken will not recreate themselves unless the browser is shut down.<br />
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i'm calling onSessionEnd() and then onSessionStart
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Hmmm, the URL token is the only thing that shows up in the session scope. cfid and cftoken will not recreate themselves unless the browser is shut down.

i'm calling onSessionEnd() and then onSessionStart

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Possibly you need to recreate them manually within your onSessionEnd 
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Possibly you need to recreate them manually within your onSessionEnd

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Sorry about the delay, I will check into this because I really am using a substructure as well.
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Sorry about the delay, I will check into this because I really am using a substructure as well.

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If the user clicks the log out button, I'm doing a structclear of the session scope. This means that any subsequent pages will not have the cfid or cftoken defined, so what I need to do is actually destroy the current session and restart a new one all in the same chunk of code. I happen to be doing this in onRequestStart<br />
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Thanks.
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If the user clicks the log out button, I'm doing a structclear of the session scope. This means that any subsequent pages will not have the cfid or cftoken defined, so what I need to do is actually destroy the current session and restart a new one all in the same chunk of code. I happen to be doing this in onRequestStart

Thanks.

How can I restart a session

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