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How to keep my session , Until unless I click clear session link?

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    Hi, am developed website. In that user logged in and next he go to other sites ex, google.com and he come back to previous page meam login page, then the system asks user to login again. how to maintain session values until unless user click clear session link? Why is it that some sites know that user was logged in already while mine is not? Can anyone tell me what are the modification I have to do..? I used C#,asp.net 2.0.

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      Hi, am developed website. In that user logged in and next he go to other sites ex, google.com and he come back to previous page meam login page, then the system asks user to login again. how to maintain session values until unless user click clear session link? Why is it that some sites know that user was logged in already while mine is not? Can anyone tell me what are the modification I have to do..? I used C#,asp.net 2.0.

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      We have an ASP.NET forum. The sites of which you speak, store a cookie on your PC to use to verify login.

      Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information.

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