disabling back button
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Hello everybody, I disabled the back button with disabling the page's cache. But when I refresh the previous page I get a postback and sessionid has the same value, so I still logged on. Is anyone could tell me why the session_end is not fired when I browse to another site from my application (by typing the url in the adress bar)? I get in web.config the sessionState set to mode="InProc". thanks.
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Hello everybody, I disabled the back button with disabling the page's cache. But when I refresh the previous page I get a postback and sessionid has the same value, so I still logged on. Is anyone could tell me why the session_end is not fired when I browse to another site from my application (by typing the url in the adress bar)? I get in web.config the sessionState set to mode="InProc". thanks.
session won't end until u close ur session and if u r moving to someother page from ur app still ur session will be active hi to all susa
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session won't end until u close ur session and if u r moving to someother page from ur app still ur session will be active hi to all susa
Hello, This is my problem. I'm looking for any way to avoid logging after the user moved from my app. Now, in masterpage I check if the session("user") is not nothing else redirection to login page. But if user moved from my app and with back button he get an IE page with a message inviting him to refresh the page and when he does so (F5 or refresh button) he still logged and get the previous page. How to avoid this? I'll appreciate any suggestion.