How to Show Asp.Net Popup Box on First Login

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How to Show Welcome Popup box on first login of User in Asp.Net.
After first Login Popup Box Should not Show.

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Posted 22-Apr-13 5:27am

Susheel Kumar Verma

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Prasad Khandekar 22-Apr-13 11:51am

Assuming that you are keeping track of first login, how about redirecting user to a different welcome page upon first logon.

[no name] 22-Apr-13 12:03pm

yes i am updating some flag in logindetail table to check first login and now i want to show a popup box after successfull login.

ZurdoDev 22-Apr-13 12:01pm

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Maksud Saifullah Pulak · Answer 1 · 2013-04-22T06:05:00

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you may add one extra column in database like isfirstLogon is true or false.

when initially user registered you make the field null.when first login if it returns null then only the welcome message will be showed.and update the isfirstLogon=true.

then next time if isfirstLogon==true the welcome message not showed otherwise not showing the message.

Posted 22-Apr-13 6:05am

Maksud Saifullah Pulak

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Aner Bautista 22-Apr-13 13:24pm

That's fine but I prefer to use a field named [LastLogonDate] in this case. This field is Null if is the first Login event.

But this is according to the taste of everyone.

In my personal case, I will not need [isfirstLogon] field anymore and I will spend less in my documentation.