We can't use session variables in our clustered environment so we are using both client variables and cookies. We are not using sticky sessions and will not turn them on either.
I've tested everything I can think of to get the client variables to be active in the config.cfm file. I've checked the application.cfm files in both the root of CKfinder and CKfinder/core/connector/cfm and made sure they match our sitewide application.cfm settings.
Client variables are not recognized! This is crucial to our enterprise size application where multiple entities use the same application to access their data. Each client needs to have access to only their own files, not to anybody elses.
Are session variables the only available way?
TIA
I've tested everything I can think of to get the client variables to be active in the config.cfm file. I've checked the application.cfm files in both the root of CKfinder and CKfinder/core/connector/cfm and made sure they match our sitewide application.cfm settings.
Client variables are not recognized! This is crucial to our enterprise size application where multiple entities use the same application to access their data. Each client needs to have access to only their own files, not to anybody elses.
Are session variables the only available way?
TIA
Re: Can't use client variables
CKFinder is just a set of files, it works in a similar way like other coldfusion applications.
To debug this issue, you could create your own test files, for example:
- CKfinder/core/connector/cfm/test.cfm
- CKfinder/test.cfm
Add in both files <cfdump> statements:
then adjust Application.cfc/cfm files to get the desired effect (try changing name/clientManagement/clientStorage settings etc.).
Wiktor Walc
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Re: Can't use client variables
Thanks Wiktor!
I had the application.cfm files changed but the application.cfc files were there too messing things up. I removed the application.cfc files, no need for them for us
Jaana