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In VBSCRIPT, for example, one can force a redirect to a login page if the length of the session is zero. Bascially I have a Coldfusion application which needs to have its pages redirect to a login page if they have not logged on yet. Is there some code I could place on the top of the pages that would force them to login if they have not already?
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In VBSCRIPT, for example, one can force a redirect to a login page if the length of the session is zero. Bascially I have a Coldfusion application which needs to have its pages redirect to a login page if they have not logged on yet. Is there some code I could place on the top of the pages that would force them to login if they have not already?

Forcing a login in a coldfusion application

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