How to Kill a Session

[CNaser]

When a user logs out of an application with session variables enabled, I can basically delete the contents of the session, however, session tracker will show the id of that session with the session structure empty.

The problem is that if a user logs out and then attempts to log back in using the same browser instance, CF sees the session as active and doesn't execute the login procedure. If they close their browser and re-open it, then CF treats it as a new login.

Is there a way to completely kill a session so that the user can login using the same browser as they logged out before CF finally kills off the dead session some time later?

[azadisaryev]

you should try searching this forum for an answer before posting a question. run a search on "cflogin" and you will be presented with SEVERAL solutions, all with good explanations.

[Newsgroup_User]

Tried this?

<cfset StructDelete(SESSION, "sessionName")>

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Ken Ford
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"CNaser" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> When a user logs out of an application with session variables enabled, I
> can
> basically delete the contents of the session, however, session tracker
> will
> show the id of that session with the session structure empty.
>
> The problem is that if a user logs out and then attempts to log back in
> using
> the same browser instance, CF sees the session as active and doesn't
> execute
> the login procedure. If they close their browser and re-open it, then CF
> treats it as a new login.
>
> Is there a way to completely kill a session so that the user can login
> using
> the same browser as they logged out before CF finally kills off the dead
> session some time later?
>