CKFinder 1.x/Developers Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Sessions - Revision history

Admin at 07:25, 28 May 2010

2010-05-28T07:25:34Z

Admin: moved CKFinder/Developers Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Sessions to CKFinder 1.x/Developers Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Sessions

2010-05-28T06:46:33Z

moved CKFinder/Developers Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Sessions to CKFinder 1.x/Developers Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Sessions

Wiktor at 08:50, 16 February 2008

2008-02-16T08:50:06Z

Wiktor at 08:46, 16 February 2008

2008-02-16T08:46:51Z

Wiktor: New page: == Enabling sessions == It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.cfm), for example when setting up the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFus...

2008-02-16T08:46:20Z

New page: == Enabling sessions == It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.cfm), for example when setting up the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFus...

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== Enabling sessions ==

It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.cfm), for example when setting up the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Access_Control|Access Control]] or writing the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Quick_Start|CheckAuthentication]] function.

Please remember that you have to enable session management in your application before use of session variables becomes available.

* In '''ColdFusion 6.1''', create the '''Application.cfm''' file and place it in the ckfinder folder:<br>
<pre><cfapplication
Name = "CKFinder_Connector"
SessionManagement = true
ApplicationTimeout = "#CreateTimeSpan( 0, 0, 5, 0 )#"
SessionTimeout = "#CreateTimeSpan(0,0,45,0)#"
SetClientCookies = true
>
</pre>
* If you are running '''ColdFusion 7''' (or later), create a similar '''Application.cfc''' file and place it in the ckfinder folder:<br>
<pre><cfcomponent displayname="Application" output="false" hint="Pre-page processing for the application">
<cfscript>
THIS.Name = "CKFinder_Connector";
THIS.ApplicationTimeout = "#CreateTimeSpan( 0, 0, 5, 0 )#";
THIS.SessionTimeout = "#CreateTimeSpan(0,0,45,0)#";
THIS.SessionManagement = true;
THIS.SetClientCookies = true;
</cfscript>
</cfcomponent>
</pre>

Because each Application has its own unique session scope, you will probably have to modify the name of the application in the initialization files. Open:
* <code>ckfinder/Application.cfc</code>
* <code>ckfinder/core/connector/cfm/Application.cfc</code>
and adjust <code>THIS.Name</code> variable, you should use the same name that your main application uses.

After you have enabled session variables using sessionManagement, you can start using them in your code (and in configuration file):
<pre>
<cfset SESSION.CKFinder_UserRole = "admin">
</pre>

Note: session variables can be disabled globally in the ColdFusion Administrator. In such case, you will not be able to use session variables, regardless of what you set the sessionManagement attribute to.

More information about session handling can be found in [http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001156.htm ColdFusion documentation].

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	Note: session variables can be disabled globally in the ColdFusion Administrator. In such case, you will not be able to use session variables, regardless of what you set the sessionManagement attribute to.		Note: session variables can be disabled globally in the ColdFusion Administrator. In such case, you will not be able to use session variables, regardless of what you set the sessionManagement attribute to.

−	More information about session handling can be found in [http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001156.htm ColdFusion documentation].	+	More information about session handling can be found in the [http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001156.htm ColdFusion documentation].

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 == Enabling sessions ==
-It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.cfm), for example when setting up the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Access_Control|Access Control]] or writing the [[CKFinder/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Quick_Start|CheckAuthentication]] function.
+It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.cfm), for example when setting up the [[CKFinder_1.x/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Access_Control|Access Control]] or writing the [[CKFinder_1.x/Developers_Guide/ColdFusion/Configuration/Quick_Start|CheckAuthentication]] function.
 Please remember that you have to enable session management in your application before use of session variables becomes available.

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-After you have enabled session variables using sessionManagement, you can start using them in your code (and in configuration file):
+After you have enabled session variables using <code>sessionManagement</code>, you can start using them in your code (and in configuration file):
 <pre>
 <cfset SESSION.CKFinder_UserRole = "admin">