LogOut Problem

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hi
When i Logout from my website and i press to back button then last page is display,
but i want to redirect it to login.aspx page.
so anybody have solution then give me reply ASAP.

Posted 12-Feb-10 17:27pm

ramwani

Updated 13-Feb-10 19:34pm

thatraja

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**Kunal Chowdhury «IN»** · Answer 1 · 2010-02-13T20:21:00

Sorry to tell one more thing. Best way to achieve this is by creating a base class derived from Page. Then add page load event in your custom base class & check the session on that. So, you don't have to add the same logic in every page. Just have to inherit the aspx page from the base class you created.

Aman Bhullar · Answer 2 · 2010-02-12T17:53:00

Solution 1

I suppose in your website you must be using session.
When a user click a Logout, session variable is disposed.

Check in header of your site, if the session is having a valid user value or its disposed.

If disposed, redirect the user to login page.

Posted 12-Feb-10 17:53pm

Aman Bhullar

Christian Graus · Answer 3 · 2010-02-13T19:37:00

Solution 2

you have to turn off caching in your website, then create a decent login system. The caching is what kills you. Of course, if they try to submit anything, it should still redirect to the login, either way.

Posted 13-Feb-10 19:37pm

Christian Graus

**Kunal Chowdhury «IN»** · Answer 4 · 2010-02-13T20:18:00

When you click "Logout" on your site you should destroy your Session object. On each page load check whether you have session or not. Keep a track of the user id in session. This will be useful to check whether the user has been logged in & according to that either show the page or redirect to login page.

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