Site Admin Wierdness

Good morning everyone. Our school district site has four domains (www.snowline.k12.ca.us, snowlineschools.com, .org and .net). When I log in and do any admin type work within the office everything works fine regardless of which domain I use. However, when I log in to the site from home using the .net, .org or .com address, I can log in fine, but I cannot do any admin type work at all. I am given the message that would normally be delivered if I were not logged in at all. And if I try to modify any pages all that happens is that the page refreshes and it does not show the rich text editor. I am not sure what is causing this. Does anyone have any ideas? If you need a code snippet of something I will send it. Thanks, Bruce

Are you talking about the ColdFusion site admin? I'm not recalling a rich text editor, so I'm wondering if there is some other authoring admin tool in play here. (Is /cfide in the url?) A random idea that might have no relevance whatsoever: check your browser cookies... Do you have a login-type cookie that is for one host only, or are the cookies set at the domain level?  (If you have an old cookie at the host level it could prevent a new, domain level one from being set; it could be that one computer (work) is set up with domain level cookies but the other isn't.)  cfapplication has a "use domain cookies" option that affects of the cfid and cftoken cookies are set. Thanks   Mark Good morning everyone. Our school district site has four domains (www.snowline.k12.ca.us, snowlineschools.com, .org and .net). When I log in and do any admin type work within the office everything works fine regardless of which domain I use. However, when I log in to the site from home using the .net, .org or .com address, I can log in fine, but I cannot do any admin type work at all. I am given the message that would normally be delivered if I were not logged in at all. And if I try to modify any pages all that happens is that the page refreshes and it does not show the rich text editor. I am not sure what is causing this. Does anyone have any ideas? If you need a code snippet of something I will send it. Thanks, Bruce

No, I am talking about our actual site, not cfadmin. That works fine from home or work. My cfapplication tag looks like this: <cfapplication name="Snowline_Joint_Unified_School_District" clientmanagement="yes" sessionmanagement="yes" setclientcookies="yes" setdomaincookies="no" scriptprotect="all" loginstorage="cookie"> So my login storage is in the cookie, and I am not setting domain cookies, it is all stored on the client machine. Bruce Gaulin, Mark wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

Loginstorage should be set to "session" for better security (and it might make this problem go away). On Nov 14, 2007 7:15 AM, Bruce Sorge <sorgeb@gmail.com> wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more ----- -- mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles: http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/

OK, so I tried this and it still did not work. I am using CFLOGIN for the login mechanism. Is there anything domain specific that CFLOGIN does that would cause this problem? Thanks, Bruce Loginstorage should be set to "session" for better security (and it might make this problem go away). On Nov 14, 2007 7:15 AM, Bruce Sorge  wrote: