A Pop up message show when user visit my website frist time

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Hello All Frds,

i want to put a welcome to my website message with image when any user visit my website frist time in asp dot net.

please tell me code for to put in default page ...

Thanks to all in Advance....

Posted 13-Apr-12 4:57am

Yatin_Chauhan

Updated 13-Apr-12 5:53am

Nelek

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ZurdoDev 13-Apr-12 11:22am

I don't know that anyone will give you all the code you want. What have you done so far? Are you checking for a cookie to see if they have visited before?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Apr-12 11:54am

I'm sure you understand the limitations of it. Anyway, I credited your advice in my answer, please see.
--SA

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Hi,
The easiest way is to create a Session object when a user signed up for the first time and when page is redirected to the Default page, that session is evaluated and show or hide a control(which your welcome message is on) based on its value.

I hope it helps

Posted 13-Apr-12 5:27am

Reza Ahmadi

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Apr-12 11:56am

If the user signs up, there are no a problem anyway, because all users are uniquely identified anyway. OP might mean it: visit. I basically answered, please see.
--SA

Yatin_Chauhan 14-Apr-12 2:32am

can i set the coockie for that and check that the user are visited that page or not..

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-13T05:54:00

It depends on what do you mean: first visit or first sign up.

With sign-up, it is trivial, but the "first visit" is something which cannot be strictly detected. If the same individual removed all cookies or even use different IP — is it the same user or not? If a different individual uses the same computer with the same cookies, is at a different person or not? — The server side cannot tell that…

For identification of a user as a person who signs up, you can use just the unique username to identify the user.

If you want to deal with just the visit, take into account my notes above. You can use cookie as ryanb31 advised. You can also check up client IP address which you receive in the HTTP request. You should understand that the IP could be dynamic (and most typically is) and might change from time to time, and the cookies can be removed or disabled. Basically, if a user visit the page from another computer, you don't have a chance to identify this person as the same one (it would be a miracle if one could :-)), but with authentication, there are no such problems at all.

—SA