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    Sarfaraj Ahmed
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    Hello Everybody I bought some https space For login I want to send customer to https://........../login.aspx After Login succesful I want to redirect page form https to http My question is: After redirect from https how http will know customer is logged in? As I think on my http master page I can use some property to keep Request.QueryString value. There is some trick....... Could you pleae give me idea Thanks is Advance

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      Hello Everybody I bought some https space For login I want to send customer to https://........../login.aspx After Login succesful I want to redirect page form https to http My question is: After redirect from https how http will know customer is logged in? As I think on my http master page I can use some property to keep Request.QueryString value. There is some trick....... Could you pleae give me idea Thanks is Advance

      Sarfarj Ahmed

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      Sarfaraj Ahmed wrote:

      As I think on my http master page I can use some property to keep Request.QueryString value.

      QueryStrings should never come in to the equation for authentication/authorisation in my opinion. Have a search on the internet for "ASP.NET Forms authentication" that will put you in the right direction.

      *Developer Day Scotland - Free community conference Delegate Registration Open

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        Sarfaraj Ahmed wrote:

        As I think on my http master page I can use some property to keep Request.QueryString value.

        QueryStrings should never come in to the equation for authentication/authorisation in my opinion. Have a search on the internet for "ASP.NET Forms authentication" that will put you in the right direction.

        *Developer Day Scotland - Free community conference Delegate Registration Open

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        Sarfaraj Ahmed
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        thank you

        Sarfarj Ahmed

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