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I have a web application having three pages, one is login page, second is contact page, and third is chat page. The natural sequence to traverse is one to second and from second to third.

Login (using our web service) is required to open second and third page. Now we have a requirement that we want to open third page directly from a third party application.

So, suppose if third page is requested from browser and on the same browser login (using first page) has been made. Then we need to directly show the third page otherwise show the user first page i.e. login page.

The requirement is similar as required facebook page can be opened by clicking an link from gmail page, if facebook user has done login, he can see the desired page directly.

Please help.

Regards

Posted 11-Apr-12 1:01am

rakesh5454

Updated 11-Apr-12 18:25pm

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[no name] 11-Apr-12 7:18am

What language or technology are you using. You have tagged this very generically as web development, which isn't helpful at all

rakesh5454 11-Apr-12 7:27am

I thought its a generic problem and must be having support in all technologies. Anyways, its JSP, Javascript.

[no name] 11-Apr-12 7:42am

It is a generic problem, but how to solve it depends on the language and technology

rakesh5454 11-Apr-12 7:45am

OK, thanks. It would be great if you can guide me to solve this issue in any technology.

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AshishChaudha · Answer 1 · 2012-04-11T01:47:00

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In my opinion it can be managed through sessions

if session is alive then redirect to third page and if not then redirect to login page

C#

if(session["uid"]+""<>"")
{
 response.redirect("third page");
}
else
{
response.redirect("login page");
}

it will help you..

Posted 11-Apr-12 1:47am

AshishChaudha

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rakesh5454 11-Apr-12 8:18am

But to store these SessionId at server, Do we require db or just array will be enough. Is there any option to do somethings at client side and achieve the same result?

[no name] 11-Apr-12 8:30am

if(session["uid"]+""<>"") ???? What are you trying to do here?

AshishChaudha 11-Apr-12 8:33am

Mark I am trying to check where session is available or not.

better you give solution of his question...

[no name] 11-Apr-12 8:40am

Your code makes no sense. Better if you give a proper solution.