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    Hi,

    I have an 095 site with FURLs and FAPs on. Web users login to the site on the home page and are redirected upon successful login to the "www.domain.com/articles" container doc. So far, so good. However, when they click on a link to a page within the "www.domain.com/articles" pseudo folder (e.g., "www.domain.com/articles/category1/" or "www.domain.com/articles/category1/article1.html") the home page is displayed instead of the page shown in the address bar and the weblogin and personalize snippets show the user as being logged out. When they click on a link to any top-level page, they are shown as being logged in again.

    I have read through a bunch of posts on FURL issues, and have put
    <base href="[(site_url)]" />
    in the HEAD section, to no avail. The relevant pages are set to uncacheable and the weblogin snippet call is uncached.

    Anton
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      Any suggestions would be gratefully received. smiley
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        Update: This issue appears to have spontaneously resolved itself somehow. huh rolleyes smiley
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          AntonL: I can only guess, but imagine you had some of those pages cached...make sure if you cache pages with dynamic information, especially related to security/login, that the areas that are permission-dependent are contained within a non-cacheable region (i.e. non-cacheable snippet call, [!secureStuff!])...
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            Thanks Jason. The pages were unchached/uncacheable and the snippet calls were also uncached. It may have been a glitch related to changing things from the initial testing at "host.hostingdomain.com/~client/" to "www.sitedomain.com". It is a mystery to me, but happily one that no longer requires solving. smiley