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Logout Problem in forms authentication

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  • K kumar_k508

    Hi, 'clears formsauthentication cookies Response.Cookies.Remove(FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName) 'clears all sessions variables of application Session.RemoveAll() Session.Abandon()

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    SreejithAchutan
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    Hi Friend, I Given the code but it willnot cleared the cookie and i can took all datas,it willnot ask again to login.

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    • S SreejithAchutan

      Hi Friend, I Given the code but it willnot cleared the cookie and i can took all datas,it willnot ask again to login.

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      HI, Are you redirecting from that page to some other page (generally login page) whenever page losses cookie value...?

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      • K kumar_k508

        HI, Are you redirecting from that page to some other page (generally login page) whenever page losses cookie value...?

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        Hi, Actually i put a login control in masterpage enabled page and i put menu in masterpage.in the menu i put a menuitem logout and in the menu item click event i given formsauthentication.signout and the above given code.and i retdirect the page to home page where the login control, is situated.This is the flow of login and logout.After logout i checked username is null or not in another menuitem page.but i can easily access the page because the username still exists.What is the problem.

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        • S SreejithAchutan

          Hi Friends, i have used aspnet authentication to logging into my site.When i click logout and i click back button,i can see the last page.How can i logout properly.I used FormsAuthentication.Signout() to logout.What is the problem of dont properly logout fro site.

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          Hi, you can do like this also ...just by using javascript you can disable back button (but this is not good practice).... ;)

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          • S SreejithAchutan

            Hi, Actually i put a login control in masterpage enabled page and i put menu in masterpage.in the menu i put a menuitem logout and in the menu item click event i given formsauthentication.signout and the above given code.and i retdirect the page to home page where the login control, is situated.This is the flow of login and logout.After logout i checked username is null or not in another menuitem page.but i can easily access the page because the username still exists.What is the problem.

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            kumar_k508
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            HI, you can check the formsauthentication cookie information in the masterpage's page_load event.. if the cookies value is nothing simply redirect to login page

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            • K kumar_k508

              Hi, you can do like this also ...just by using javascript you can disable back button (but this is not good practice).... ;)

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              SreejithAchutan
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              Not when i click the back button when i click any menu link also i can easily access the datas without logged in.

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              • S SreejithAchutan

                Hi Friends, i have used aspnet authentication to logging into my site.When i click logout and i click back button,i can see the last page.How can i logout properly.I used FormsAuthentication.Signout() to logout.What is the problem of dont properly logout fro site.

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                rakeshs312
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                Hi, In your first page, paste this code in pageload

                Response.Cache.SetExpires(DateTime.UtcNow.AddMinutes(-1));
                Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
                Response.Cache.SetNoStore();

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                • S SreejithAchutan

                  Not when i click the back button when i click any menu link also i can easily access the datas without logged in.

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                  kumar_k508
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                  hi, what are modifications that you are done?

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                  • S SreejithAchutan

                    Not when i click the back button when i click any menu link also i can easily access the datas without logged in.

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                    kumar_k508
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                    Hi, just check the cookie information is either available or not in master page's page load event,if values are nothing just redirect to login page...

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                    • R rakeshs312

                      Hi, In your first page, paste this code in pageload

                      Response.Cache.SetExpires(DateTime.UtcNow.AddMinutes(-1));
                      Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
                      Response.Cache.SetNoStore();

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                      SreejithAchutan
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                      Sorry to say again it works wrongly.the user can access pages after paster the page in pageload of first page.

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                      • S SreejithAchutan

                        Hi Kumar Sir, I got it sir.Actually we have to given Formsauthentication.LoginUrl then it cleanely works.

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                        Thanks for your corordination sir...

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                        • S SreejithAchutan

                          Sorry to say again it works wrongly.the user can access pages after paster the page in pageload of first page.

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                          Hi Kumar Sir, I got it sir.Actually we have to given Formsauthentication.LoginUrl then it cleanely works.

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