Session expiries after the response.redirect

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I am redirecting by pages with Response.redirect in my application. I used the Session["username"]="user" in the first page. In second page I could not retrieve the session values.

Please help me.

Posted 27-Jul-15 22:58pm

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F-ES Sitecore 28-Jul-15 5:05am

The session survives a response.redirect so the problem is with how you are using it. Given you haven't provided any relevant detail or code we can't really advise further.

aarif moh shaikh 28-Jul-15 5:12am

Show your code...

jyo.net 28-Jul-15 5:17am

Have you written any code for that? can you share your code as well?

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 28-Jul-15 5:32am

Maybe you redirect to a different site?

deepankarbhatnagar 28-Jul-15 5:59am

PLease provide your code also.

Member 11531733 28-Jul-15 9:01am

Page 1:

// gets the objects of the user
PIpEuser = PIpEuser.GetUserByWindowsID(userIDfromFalcon, ObjBLL_DBInfo);
Session.Abandon();
//created the user session to keep object
Session["CurrentUser"] = PIpEuser;

Response.Redirect(Request.ApplicationPath.ToString() + "/Home.aspx",false);

Page 2:
// in page Load, Page Name: Home.aspx
if (Session["CurrentUser"] != null)
{
if (Session["CurrentUser"].ToString() != string.Empty)
cUser = (DWUser)Session["CurrentUser"];
else
Response.Redirect(Request.ApplicationPath.ToString() +"ErrorPage/SessionExpiry.aspx");
}

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Aravindba · Answer 1 · 2015-07-27T23:58:00

Solution 1

Hi Try like this,add this code in first form

C#

Session.Add("username", "Member 11531733");

and in second formget session value like this

C#

string usrname = Session["username"].ToString ();

Posted 27-Jul-15 23:58pm

Aravindba

Updated 28-Jul-15 0:12am

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