Session

[Socheat Net]

I tried as you not ok. Example all my page I have write If Username="" or Password="" Then Response.Redirect("Login.aspx") End If If user login successed and continue to another page my session not good the page will be redirect to Login.aspx I used in Global.asax Help me? ................

[_AK_]

Hi, Actually what you need to do is whenever a user successfully logs in then you have to put the user name and password in session(if you want to access it some where). And when ever the moves to the next page then you have to check in session whether that is available or not if not then redirect him to the login page. Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

[_AK_]

Hi, Go through these links it will be helpful. http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/03/30/index3a.html?tw=programming http://coveryourasp.com/Session.asp Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

[Socheat Net]

Can u give my an example? ................

[_AK_]

I think the link which i have given is having exactly the example you are looking for. Go to the second page of that you will get that: http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/03/30/index3a\_page2.html?tw=programming Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

[Socheat Net]

Can u gime me example? ................

[Socheat Net]

it is correct that i wrote in global.asax Sub Session_onStart() Dim Username As String DIm Password As String Session("Username") ="No" Session("Password") ="No End Sub after i use in admin page for user login If Username="Socheat" And Password="123456" The Session("Username") = "Yes" Session("Password") = "No" End If Some other page like this ................

[_AK_]

Why are you putting it in global.asax file? how are you getting the user credentials? Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

[Socheat Net]

where can i put it? ................

[Sushant Duggal]

Hi, Use it like this: Session["username"] = txtUsername.Text; At other page load check: if(Session["username"] != null) { lblUsername.Text = Session["username"].ToString(); } I hope it helps you Sushant Duggal.

[Mihai Drebot]

best way to do this is make your own class describing a user, you might have there a user name, password, real name, email, etc, some login methods, whatever else you think you need to know about the user (don't exagerate here, if you have zounds of users logged at the same time, you will have a load problem). You can store the user object on the session, retrieve it from there using an explicit cast, with no trouble at all. Just make sure the user object is serializable if you keep the session in the sql server.

[_AK_]

If you are providing any login screen then on after you verifies the user put them in session may be on the login button click event. and on the other page you can check like that name is available or not in the session if present then the user is authorized. Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal