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Hi experts. I have the following application.cfc, but when i login my session does not get populated, i am using the following code:

<cffunction verifyclient="yes" name="onApplicationStart" output="false">
<cfset Application.configured = 1>
<cfset Application.datetimeConfigured = TimeFormat(Now(), "hh:mm tt") & " " & DateFormat(Now(), "mm.dd.yyyy")>
<cfset Application.currentSessions = 0>

<cfset setLocale("English (US)")>

<cfset setencoding("URL", "utf-8")>
<cfset setencoding("Form", "utf-8")>
<cfcontent type="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<cfreturn True>
</cffunction>
<cffunction verifyclient="yes" name="onSessionStart" returntype="void">
<cfset Session.StaffAuth = StructNew()>
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.IsLoggedIn = false>
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffID = "">
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffName = "">
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffPermissions = "">
<cfset Session.SuccessMsg = "">
<cfset Application.sessionTracker = #StructNew()#>
</cffunction>
<cffunction verifyclient="yes" name="onSessionEnd" returntype="void">
<cfargument name="SessionScope" required="true">
<cfscript>
      StructClear(session);
      StructClear(cookie);
      </cfscript>
</cffunction>

Also my this:

<cfset setLocale("English (US)")>

<cfset setencoding("URL", "utf-8")>
<cfset setencoding("Form", "utf-8")>
<cfcontent type="text/html; charset=utf-8">

is correct or not as i have added in Application.cfc file

below is the login.cfm page code:

<cfif login.RecordCount EQ 1>
      <cfif login.Disabled IS 0>
        <cfset ErrorMsg = "You account is currently inactive.">
        <cfset ErrorFlag = true>
        <cfelse>
        <cflock scope="session" type="exclusive" timeout="10">
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth = StructNew()>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.IsLoggedIn = true>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffID = login.ID>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffName = "#login.nadmin# #login.pwd#">
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffPermissions = login.role>
          <cfset Session.SuccessMsg = "">
          <!--- Declare variable in session scope for later use --->
        </cflock>
blah blah extra code goes down under.......

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Hi, I have not posted the full Application.cfc but just that part which creates problem, i have also set up something like the above you said:
<cfcomponent>
<cfscript>
this.name = "Ba_#Hash(CreateUUID())#";
this.applicationTimeout = createTimeSpan(0,1,0,0);
this.clientmanagement= "yes";
this.loginstorage = "session" ;
this.sessionmanagement = "yes";
this.sessiontimeout = createTimeSpan(0,0,40,0);
this.setClientCookies = "yes";
this.setDomainCookies = "yes";
this.scriptProtect = "all";
</cfscript>

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duncancumming

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no chances are there that it returns zero. if info s invalid, it just shows that details are incorrect.
i will attach the screenshot f cfdump of session. when i login and what i get..
Also, what i am thinking is :
i have used the <cfset Session.StaffAuth = StructNew()> in Application.cfc and login.cfm page too.
isn't that a conflict causing,
here is the screenshot

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duncancumming

"no chances are there that it returns zero" - I won't believe that until I see the query.

When you set the StaffAuth struct again in your login script, it should just overwrite the one that was already set in application.cfc. Unless the login one is getting executed first. You could do

<cfif NOT IsDefined("Session.StaffAuth")>
	<cfset Session.StaffAuth = StructNew()>
</cfif>
 
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.IsLoggedIn = true>
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffID = login.ID>
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffName = "#login.nadmin# #login.pwd#">
<cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffPermissions = login.role>
<cfset Session.SuccessMsg = "">

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Here okay my query is this:
SELECT * FROM
cfm_admin
WHERE
nadmin = <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="#arguments.nadmin#">
AND pwd = <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="#Hash(Trim(arguments.pwd))#">

when i use cfdump i get results as;l

query
RESULTSET
query
      DISABLED       ID       NADMIN       PWD       ROLE
1       1       1       admin       21232F297A57A5A743894A0E4A801FC3       admin
CACHED       false
EXECUTIONTIME       0
SQL       SELECT * FROM cfm_admin WHERE nadmin = ? AND pwd = ?
SQLPARAMETERS
array
1       admin
2       21232F297A57A5A743894A0E4A801FC3

duncancumming

this won't fix your problem, but I notice you've got a cflock around the session variables. You shouldn't need that:
http://www.horwith.com/index.cfm/2008/4/28/cflock-explained
http://www.horwith.com/index.cfm/2008/7/17/CFLOCK-further-explained

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gdemaria

I want to see the rest of this code, showing such a small snippet is not helpful as the problem is likely before it (the query as Duncan suggests) or after it (you may be using cflocation)

Also as duncan suggests, you need to ensure you are executing this statement

Put this
<cfdump var="#session#"><cfabort>

after the end of the cflocation to see what the settings are.

<cfif login.RecordCount EQ 1>
      <cfif login.Disabled IS 0>
        <cfset ErrorMsg = "You account is currently inactive.">
        <cfset ErrorFlag = true>
        <cfelse>
        <cflock scope="session" type="exclusive" timeout="10">
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth = StructNew()>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.IsLoggedIn = true>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffID = login.ID>
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffName = "#login.nadmin# #login.pwd#">
          <cfset Session.StaffAuth.StaffPermissions = login.role>
          <cfset Session.SuccessMsg = "">
          <!--- Declare variable in session scope for later use --->
        </cflock>
 
 
What comes next ?....

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Ok perfect....
I just did a <cfdump session before the <cflocation and it just showed the exact filled values with login.
when i use <cflocation to index page, the session gets expired..

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so what i do then

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if i use this in the login.cfm pgae:
<cfif Session.StaffAuth.IsLoggedIn eq True>
<cfinclude template="index.cfm">
</cfif>

i just works perfect. it includes the index.cfm file and shows sesssion.
but i have lots of file which are included within index.cfm, does that not hamper the Application Structure. What if Sessions Time out, it gonna loop inside it again.
A Perfect Solution showld be here i find.
Should i remove StructNew From Application.cfc

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Okay Guys, I am Assigning to POints to experts..

Although the Problem is not resolved , but i learned a new thing of not using

duncancumming

Ah, none of us 'experts' spotted the problem, that you discovered yourself!
this.name = "Ba_#Hash(CreateUUID())#";

Yeah, that will create a unique application each time. A session can only exist in one application, so your session variables could never persist over more than one page.