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David HartmanDavid HartmanPriority
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Details
Details
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Pothys - MitrahSoft
Pothys - MitrahSoftReporter
David Hartman
David HartmanPriority
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New Issue warning screen
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Created 30 October 2019 at 16:28
Updated 6 February 2025 at 11:39
Resolved 6 February 2025 at 11:38
We received reports that some users where receiving a 404 under a very specific set of circumstances. In the end, the culprit was a `<CFLOCATION>` tag that was missing the `addToken` attribute. Only during these less than common circumstances `<CFLOCATION>` was appending the URL with `;JSESSION=`, not `?JSESSION=`. Further, the semicolon was encoded in the URL `www.somewebsite.com/somefile.cfm%3BJESSION=sometoken?URLquery=someURLparameter`.
To reproduce on Chrome on Mac:
Close any tabs that are associated with the offending website
DO NOT CLOSE Chrome
Click on the three dots in the upper right to open the dropdown
Select 'More Tools'
Select 'Clear Browser Data...'
In the new tab that opens there is a modal
Select to clear Cookies, Browsing History, and Cache
Click Clear Data
Now close the Chrome browser (shut down Chrome entirely)
Reopen Chrome
In any NEW tab navigate to the offending website's page
One note: for our configuration, if we navigated to the offending page and typed the URL without the `www.` the issue did not happen.