Reputation: 299
So I'm writing an experiment program. One of the steps include querying an entry to see if people are ready to move on. I'm more used to PHP, so a "" always did the trick. However, with Coldufusion the following page [posted on Pastebin at the bottom of the page] runs through once, does the meta refresh, and than the cookie dies.
So with flags, I see that the cookie exsited during the first run around, but second and so forth, the cookie dies and brigns the entire experiment to a halt.
So my question is does Coldfusion's cfcookies randomly die after a meta refresh? If so, is there a ColdFusion workaround?
The page with the problem : http://pastebin.com/1BJLahHZ
The page that pulls information from a form and stores it into a cookie : http://pastebin.com/ekP5Ea0U
*The timer on the cookie is two hours [timer = createTimeSpan(0,2,0,0)] so I am pretty sure it's not that.
Thanks ahead.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 154
Reputation: 4758
Cookie won't ever get set when you use <cflocation url="http://cbees-dev/newTR3/wait.cfm">
as this occurs before the page is loaded and rendered to the client, thus the cookie is never set.
Use javascript instead.
<script type="text/javascript">
location.href='http://cbees-dev/newTR3/wait.cfm';
</script>
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 3762
You can't create a cookie, and then immediately follow it with a cflocation; the http headers necessary to pass the information to your browser to communicate that a cookie is created are flushed away when a cflocation occurs.
Re-design your logic so that your <CFCOOKIE>
sets are done on pages that have no chance of being redirected away.
Upvotes: 3