Can Login With Forms Authentication And Then Transfer That 'login' To A PHP Application
Mar 7, 2011
Our website runs on ASP.NET v4 and users log in user Forms authentication.
We are considering purchasing a web application that will add to our services. The only problem is that this new website is written in PHP.
We would like users to login to our ASP.NET site and then navigate to the PHP site. The PHP site should notice that users are logged-in though. So we probably need to transfer the ASP.NET SessionID cookie and somehow use that to verify whether or not the user has been authorized.
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Refer This : [URL] .....
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string hash = FormsAuthentication.Encrypt(ticket);
HttpCookie cookie = new HttpCookie(FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName, hash);
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