I am using Railo - CFML and it seems that it is not using application.cfc/.cfm because I have deleted those from the folder and it worked just the same. With that being said.

I am trying to force cookies to be deleted when I someone logs out of my application. Some how the information is being restored after I have forced the information in the cookie to be changed.

I have physically deleted the cookie and it forces a CFID update. However, that's the only time that I have been able to get a CFID change. I have looked more into the cookie and using my web developer toolkit, the cookie is set to expire in 2045. 

I have searched on here for hours looking for methods to work and I can tell you so far they work on other projects that I have worked on but for some reason I cannot get it to work on this current project. Just a heads up, I am the 15th programmer on this site.

Here is some of the code that I am working with:

```
<cfcookie
name="CFID"
value="Dead"
expires="NOW"> 
<cfcookie
name="cfid"
value="Dead"
expires="NOW">

<cfset structClear( session ) />

<cfset delete_cookie=StructDelete(cookie,"CFID")>

<cfcookie name="CFID" value="0" expires="Thu, 01-Jan-70 00:00:01 GMT">
<cfoutput>Cookie Deleted: #delete_cookie#<br /></cfoutput>

 <cfset delete_cookie=StructDelete(cookie,"cfid")>
<cfcookie name="cfid" value="0"expires="Thu, 01-Jan-70 00:00:01 GMT">

<cfset delete_cookie_ga=StructDelete(cookie,"_ga")>
<cfcookie name="_ga" value="0"expires="Thu, 01-Jan-70 00:00:01 GMT">
<!--- Redirect back to index page. --->
<!----<cflocation
url="/"
addtoken="false"
/>--->
<cfdump var=#cookie#>

```

Here is what I am getting:  

Before I use that code.  

Scope  

\_ga string GA###########  

cfid string (random letters & numbers)  

cftoken string 50  

After I use that code I get:  

Scope  

\_ga string 0  

cfid string 0  

cftoken string 50  

This is me trying 2 different ways to get the job done.  

However, after I run this and look at my cookies for my site, I still see the CFID with an expiration of 2045.