I didn't have this issue before, I have just created a simple default page with a LoginStatus control on the right top of the page:
<asp:LoginStatus ID="LoginStatus1" runat="server" />
And from the design view => Login Status Task, I selected: View Logged out. (so it should shows: "Login" text).
But when I run the page, it always show "Logout", I even haven't implement any membership yet.
i have a masterpage containing this code :
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when i am logged in, everything works fine : loginName shows the login name and loginstatus shows "Logout" hyperlink. And it shows this wherever i am in the website (subfolder or root).
But when i click on logout hyperlink, i go back to homepage and then loginName shows the login name of the member who just signed out and loginstatus still shows "logout" hyperlink. That s wrong.
When i go on a subfolder page, the loginName shows "You re a member ?" and loginStatus shows "Log in". That's the right behavior.
After trying lots of time to log in and log out and understand why it works this way, i realised that when i click on the logout button and then wait about 20 sec, the loginName and loginStatus show "You re a member ?" and "log in".
Maybe i get it wrong, but it seems like there is a parameter to set somewhere so that it wont wait 20sec to refresh this data.
I am using form authentication in my application and Loginstatus is using to logout .
My problem is I want to store login and logout information to database.
Which event handler should i use to insert logout time to database.
I am using the SQL Membership provider to handle authentication. On one particular page the main function is the registration of an asset. You have to log in first. No problem. I also have required field validators on this registration form that work nicely. The problem is, if you log in, go to that page, then click the 'logout' button, it seems to submit the form (bypassing all my validation in the process)! I know I can't be the first person to come across this, so I'm guessing I've set something up wrong somewhere.
View 1 RepliesHow should I go about this? I mean how does the control know whether someone is logged in or not? Session ID? Cookies? Recommendation of which one I should implement?
View 4 RepliesNeed the code for the login /logout in my sample project and how to attin logout in the all pages. dont mistake me as i am learning (fresher) the asp.net 2005
View 2 RepliesPutting text from LoginName control into Logout Text for LoginStatus control?
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I would like for hte full logout link to read: "Welcome, username - Logout Here"
Username is obviously being provided by the LoginName1 control. I am unable to simply use concatenation so I assume I must turn the value of the LoginName object to a string and then concatenate it. Is there a way to do this?
Is it possible to place a nested span inside
an <asp:LoginStatus /> control? So instead of just..
<a id="LoginStatus1" href="javascript:__doPostBack('LoginStatus1$ctl00','')">
Logout</a>
you would have...
<a id="LoginStatus1" href="javascript:__doPostBack('LoginStatus1$ctl00','')">
<span class="myCustomSpan">Logout</span></a>
I have a forms authenticated web site using a custom membership provider that seems to work OK in that it allows users to logon and shows their user name correctly usingYou are logged in as
<%Response.Write(Server.HtmlEncode(User.Identity.Name))%>
on the default.aspx pagebut at the end of devlopment (!!) I decided to add a Loginstaus control to allow logging out. I have a master page that I placed it on but it doesn't change when I successfully logon, always just shows the "Login" text. The log in control is on my Logon.aspx page, relevant web.config as follows:-
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="login.aspx" name=".ASPXFORMSAUTH">
</forms>
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I Am using the basic ASP.Net controls. This worked yesterday and I don't believe I changed anything but when I came back today I could not login due to an error "Invalid postback or callback argument" which really confused me because like i said, it worked yesterday. I researched and found a solution to fix that was to set
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I did that and now can login again however can no longer logout. The controls are all on the masterpage as posted below
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I've got a masterpage wih a LoginStatus control on my masterpage, when I click this it brings up loginpage.aspx. I log in and then it automatically returns me to default.aspx, how can I chage this to EngineersHome.aspx? I've tried changing the webconfig file so it has
authentication
mode="Forms">
forms
loginUrl="Login.aspx"
defaultUrl="EngineersHome.aspx"
/>
</authentication>
but this hasn't worked. When I logout using the LoginStatus it directs me to Default.aspx which is fine, I want this to stay as it is.
Im new into using login controls in asp.net. I have read some articles about Authorization and Authentication for ASP.NET pages. I store the user details in Sessions once the user successfully login to the site. However, i have a problem experiencing when using the LoginStatus control. When i try to logout of the page it doesn't remove or destroy the Session that i have put into the whole application. Here's the markup of the LoginStatus Control
<asp:LoginStatus id="MasterLoginStatus"
LogoutAction="RedirectToLoginPage" LogoutPageUrl="~/LoggedOut.aspx" runat="server"
onloggingout="MasterLoginStatus_LoggingOut" />
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Since I start hating postbacks, I use WS or PageMethod for every client to server process. I did same for Logout but Im not sure in this.
I wrote code like this
//In WS
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//on aspx
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everything working fine, but I have some kind of feeling that I'm missing something(like calling any other method) ? I just wanna make sure as its for security purpose.
I have a login page and a default page to be redirected to after login. when I clicked on thew logout button in the default page it correctly redirects to login page. But when I click the back button in the IE I can again see the protected default page( in mozilla everythng is OK, no problem but in IE this problem occurs).
Have I done something wrong. My code r below:
login page===========
protected void Login1_LoggedIn(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Roles.IsUserInRole(Login1.UserName, "Members")) {
Response.Redirect("users/Member/default.aspx");
//Server.Transfer("users/Member/default.aspx",true);
}
}
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default page has a LoginStatus button( logout action: RedirectToLoginPage)
give me a working snippet for logout..I'm fed up of using all session.abondon() bla bla.. Even after logout wen i click back button i can view my page.. How to over come this..
View 14 Repliesi designed 3 pages...
1. login
2. mailbox..
3. that is redirected after logout.
i used sessions here...and session.Abondon() for logout.. bt if we go back from the browser button provided top-left corner, then mailbox is opened again...without even logging in..... its dangerous.
I got a problem with my login and logout for my asp.net website, whenever i try to login or logout, it will load the page i direct it to first then i have to reload the page again for the login or logout to work. First my login i am using a login control to do it and also using this code to go to another page:
protected void Login1_LoggedIn(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Server.Transfer("LogonPage.aspx");
}
Next is my logout i am just using a button for the logout along with this codes:
protected void btnLogout_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.Clear();
FormsAuthentication.SignOut();
Server.Transfer("Login.aspx");
}
i really want it to login and logout at my first click.
<asp:LoginStatus ID="HeadLoginStatus" runat="server" LogoutAction="Redirect" LogoutText="Log out"
LogoutPageUrl="~/" />
to MVC musicstore sample in .NET 3.5. Clicking in "Log out" hyperlink calls javascript postback function. Current page is re-dispalyed (master page is not shown) and Log out message is still displayed. Log in link does not appear How to fix this so that log out really logs out ?
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In the site I am building we have standard users and superusers. A superuser can delete another user from the system and this should result in that user being logged out (if he/she is currently logged in). We use the Membership provider. Or actually the superuser doesnīt delete the other user completely but instead sets his/her as inActive by following code:
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But, that should not matter... What I want to know is how to make the affected user being logged out. I donīt need a popup or anything to be shown to the other user that he/she is just logged out, it is enough to check if that user is logged in when he/she tries to move to another page on my site.
When closing my tab, Formsauthentication doesn't clear.
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the web application was designed using asp.net 4.0/C# with form authentication .
logout is not working. After deleting web history, cookies, passwords, then also logout is not working.
My code is
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I need to disallow the user from clicking the back button after they have login to the web site.
I have to stop them from going back after thay have logout from the web site.
I find out online that this can be done
but once the javascript function is turn off it does not work.
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Is there any way to really stop go back function in the above situation? I wonder how the bank commercial web site handle this kind of situation?
I am Creating a Webapplication. In that i kept Login options where users can login. Some users access the data without login. I want when user want to access without login it should redirect to login page.
View 5 RepliesHow to logout from web site without any login status? i mean when my loginstatus control is not visible i want a method that makes the user loged out.
View 1 Replieshow is loggin and logout handled. Are we to create any session @ the login.aspx page. Any simple code just to understand
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