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Solved: CFLOGOUT doesnt log out - Adobe Community - 3267245 The above code is in Logout cfm, which is called when a logout link is clicked in the application Things are setup in the following way Digest Authentication is being used with Active Directory and IIS Session variables are turned on as well as loginStorage="session" J2EE session variables are also enabled
Another logout problem - Adobe | Tek-Tips Ok, when you log out a user out, use structclear (session); as you do but allso set Session LoggedIn to like 0 And then in application cfm when checking to see if someone is logged in, check to see if it is 0
Solved: LogOut Issue - Adobe Community - 6046991 Plz Give me the code of your demo of login Example, With Applicatio cfc,login cfm,index cfm,logout cfm Page (Simple Demo with session and check whether the user is already logged in, in deciding whether or not to display the login page and solve with browser back button)
How to log out user from web site using BASIC authentication? 360 Is it possible to log out user from a web site if he is using basic authentication? Killing session is not enough, since, once user is authenticated, each request contains login info, so user is automatically logged in next time he she access the site using the same credentials
Logging out of Basic HTTP Authentication - Information . . . Basic auth credentials are transmitted with each and every request by the browser Hence why you cannot traditionally "log out" without closing the browser The reason why this approach works is because the browser is stateless Normally when it sends a GET POST HEAD request it receives a 200 OK response If it receives a 401 response it will prompt the user for credentials and resubmit the
LogOut not actually ending the session. . . - Adobe | Tek-Tips I am using the Fusebox architecture, so the default template for index cfm is dspLogin With no session active, the user is merely looking at the index cfm in its default state, which is what I need However, if I logout, then back my browser and attempt to click on a link on that page, I get a recursive call, tying up my dev server