Login page gets refreshed despite entering correct credentials

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I have made a web application in .net using membership. This website is a secured site using https. When I enter correct credentials on the login page (username, password, captcha), the page gets refreshed automatically and doesnt go to home page. The client is absolutely frustrated by this. I have checked the logs and nothing appears problematic there. Also, I hosted the live code on my local machine and secured it with self signed certificate. The same problem doesnt appear here and i am able to login in the first go. Can anyone help me here and tell what might be the problem? Can it be a problem related to https? If so, why doesnt it appear on my local self signed certificate hosted website?

Thanks in advance

Posted 10-Mar-14 20:04pm

TrushaKoranne

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ArunAmalraj 11-Mar-14 2:17am

Change the Connection String depending on the Server DB

TrushaKoranne 11-Mar-14 2:19am

It has been changed. The page gets refreshed two or three times and then I am able to login. This happens every time.It is very uncertain after how many attempts we are able to login.

ArunAmalraj 11-Mar-14 2:23am

Extend the timeout period and check to see the problem gets fixed.

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vsrikanth87 · Answer 1 · 2014-03-13T06:23:00

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Check in web.config,increase connection timeout value

Posted 13-Mar-14 6:23am

vsrikanth87

Updated 13-Mar-14 6:24am

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