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Okay based on what you have given me. You don't want the user having to
download the app every time they log in so giving them a link somewhere is a
better idea (that way, they decide). Also you will want to add another value to
the Session variable for "userrole".
Now like i mentioned before you create another page called "downloadApp.cfm"
and in there you check your session variable to see whether a user is logged in
and whether they are admin users, like so.
//Code for login processing
<cfquery datasource="myDB" name="qryLogin">
SELECT username, userpassword, userrole
FROM userinfo
WHERE username = '#form.username#' and userpassword= '#form.userpassword#'
</cfquery>
<cfif qryLogin.recordCount gt 0>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1">Login successful. Welcome
<cfoutput>
#username#. </cfoutput>
<cfset SESSION.isLoggedIn ="yes">
<cfset SESSION.isUserAdmin = "yes">
<cfif "#qryLogin.userrole#" eq "0">
<a href="http://www.amysite.com/downloadApp.cfm";>Download your app here</a>
</cfif>
<cfelse>
Blah blah blah, you can't download.
</cfif>
<cfelse>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1" color="#990000">That
record does not exist. Please try again.
<cfinclude template="login_form.cfm">
<cfabort></cfif>
<cfif not isDefined ("SESSION.isLoggedIn")>
Please log in.<cfabort></cfif>
//code for downloadApp.cfm
<cfif SESSION.isLoggedIn EQ "yes" AND SESSION.isUserAdmin EQ "yes">
<cfcontent file="c:\myapp\application.exe">
or if cfcontent doesn't work
<cfheader name='Content-Disposition'
value="attachment;filename=c:\myapp\application.exe">
<cfelse>
You do not have access to download this file, what do you think you are doing.
hehe
</cfif>
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