Coding of logout Button.......

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Plz tell me full fleshed coding for login page.....

Posted 21-Jun-11 0:04am

lovejeet0707

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Ra-one 21-Jun-11 7:35am

Well if you really want to learn anything... Start something yourself... never expect everything from other.... Come with a good question next time

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Solution 2

Hope this[^] might help you.

From your question we came to know that you are the beginner in coding. So better read some online books and then proceed further.

Posted 21-Jun-11 0:10am

Ramalinga Koushik

Solution 3

Use of sessions is very ~~import~~ important while designing any website.

Here is the code:

protected void btnlogout_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e)

{


Session.Abandon();

Session.Contents.RemoveAll();

System.Web.Security.FormsAuthentication.SignOut();

Response.Redirect("../Login.aspx");



}

Javascript:

<script language=""javascript"" type=""text/javascript"><br" mode="hold" />history.forward();



</script>

Posted 21-Jun-11 0:15am

Ramalinga Koushik

Updated 21-Jun-11 1:19am

v2

Solution 4

Well, you can use <b>Session.Abandon()</b> for logout, and redirect to Login page directly.

Posted 21-Jun-11 0:57am

koolprasad2003

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-21T00:06:00

Well, first of all, is it ASP, or ASP.NET ? Second, when did your last servant die ? Third, why do you know so little as to expect we can answer this ? Your login is stored based on a session variable, if it's done right at all. But how can we know what that variable is ? Set it to null, and the user should be logged out, if your code is not a disaster.