redirect user to same page where he login

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hi!
i want the user to redirect to the same page where he entered login info.
or e.g
i have login control on the master page and now for e.g user is navigating some page and for e.g commnent.aspx for some task he need to login .if the user presses login he is redirected to the login page..now after the login i want to automatically redirect to the same page where he was previously like comment.aspx...i want this for every page ..how i could acheive this

Posted 7-May-11 10:20am

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-05-07T10:47:00

One of various ways:
1. When from comment.aspx, user presses login, save the current URL in a session (call it browsedURLSession) and then redirect to login page.
2. Once the user logs in, save the usser profile in session or maintain the logged in session such that you can identify that user is logged in.
3. Check for browsed URL session value (browsedURLSession), if it's null show the home page. If it holds some url, redirect to that one.

Try!

Wonde Tadesse · Answer 2 · 2011-05-07T10:44:00

Solution 1

Please see this code project Q/A. Url rewriting in C#.net[^]

Posted 7-May-11 10:44am

Wonde Tadesse

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Ed Nutting 7-May-11 17:02pm

Useful for redirecting, but it seems like he's got that bit, so not so useful in helping him with keeping track of the previous page viewed. My 4.