my application is running under asp.net 2.0 and in iis 5.0 (Windows XP) in my machine.config, i have the following setting
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whenever i go to my default.aspx page, it seems it doesn't redirect to login.aspx.
I'm trying to develop a simple web application where I need to redirect to main.aspx after successful login attempt in login.aspx page.However,it is redirecting the page to defualt.aspx... Is there a way to redirect my application to main.aspx??
View 3 RepliesWhen I click the "Log out", I would like to convert to login.aspx page.What do I do?
View 2 RepliesThe default document feature is turned off in IIS and here's the situation... My start page for my project say is A.aspx. I run the project and sure enough, A.aspx appears in the url of the browser. Like it should though, A.aspx finds no user logged in and redirects to Login.aspx like it should. A.aspx:
if (Session["UserStuff"] == null)
Response.Redirect("~/Account/Login.aspx");
The login.aspx shows up BUT when the user Logs in, the code:
FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(txtUserName.Text, true);
always redirects to "Default.aspx" and not "A.aspx"
I've examined FormsAuthentication.GetRedirectUrl and sure enough it returns "Default.aspx"
I need to create an application with Forms Authentication and/or Windows Authentication. If the application is set to use mixed authentication (Forms + Windows Auth) and the user don't have a Windows user account, the login will fail and he must be redirected to a forms login page. How can I do this?
Are there any different way to provide mixed authentication?
Ok, I have been trying with this for many days now and read countless posts on this subject but I still cannot get it working.
I have created 2 roles and memberships one for admin and one for users, as you can guess I want to direct admins to a admin page and users to a user page. When a user logs on, it works fine, whether it's an admin or user, but they both present the home page, default.aspx
I know you have to have a redirecturl, to direct the user to the relevant page, either admin or user, but where and which webconfig would you put this in? I have seen in some post that you need a protected void or a role line in a webconfig file, but I have tried both these and countless other bits of code in different webconfig files. Before you ask about validation, I know this works as the user can log in, but just wont go to the relevant page.
Directorty structue I have is as follows:
Account folder contains - ChangePassword.aspx, ChangePasswordSuccess.aspx, Login.aspx, Register.aspx, Web.config
Webconfig contains
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Admin folder contains - default.aspx, Web.config
webconfig contains
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Registered folder contains - default.aspx, Web.config
webconfig contains
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I have a Menu with various Web Pages, as I click to nagivate from one Page to a nother, at random but not often, when I click on to open a Page it took me back to my Login page where user must enter the Name and Password again it then open the page else it doesn't do anything and stay on the login screen. This doesn't occur on my local development test.
On my Pages' Page_Load event I have this code
If
Not
Me.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated
Then
Response.Redirect("~/Login.aspx")
End
If
I have a Membership login.
If the "login incorrect", the page is redirected to www.domain.com / LoginError.aspx, If the "login incorrect" the page is redirected to the previous web page history.back ()
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 RepliesI am using Forms Authentication in my VS-2005 website.In case of wrong credentials or while explicitly requesting protected pages the website is able to redirect user to login page. However, when correct login credentials are provided the application is not able to redirect the user to the desired page.While debugging I found that 'Request.IsAuthenticated=False' just before I redirect the user to the desired page.While coding I thought that this property will be set to true automatically after I generate the Authentication ticket. So do I need to set it explicitly inside the submit button click on Login page after validation?BTW I have not used the 'GetAuthcookie', 'SetAuthCookie' or 'RedirectFromLoginPage' methods.
I am posting the code inside the submit button click on the Login page as well as the Authentication and Authorization tags in web.config.
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms name=".ASPXFORMSDEMO" loginUrl="~/Login.aspx" cookieless="UseCookies" path="~/"/>
</authentication>
<authorization>
<deny users="?"/>
</authorization>
Protected Sub btnsubmit_click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnsubmit.Click
'here first validate if the user is valid user
ad = New Aranya_Data
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i am using asp.net membership. when users arrive at my sight they can enter user name and password.
I then want to redirect them to a page called "MyAccountPage.aspx" which is unique to them. could someone post the c sharp code that I can use to capture the Unique Id of the user is it best to then pass this as a parameter to a control on the aspx page that displays data for that user. am I correct in thinking that I need a UserId column in my data table as well.
I got a role call "Staff", staff registration is done by admin so when creating a new staff only need their name, user name, password and e-mail. After registering, i wan to redirect the staff to the creating profile page to input their contact number and self-description which is a must for later use. For first time login staff, how do i compare and see if the contact and description profile is empty or not? If it is empty, then redirect to the create profile page, else just go to staff page.
I trying to do like making each different role redirect to their own page once they had login. For now when the user login they will remain in the same page showing the login template. How do i do that?
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FileUpload works OK on my local site. When I moved my web application to a web host server, I tested to upload a file with this application, It's OK to upload file to the server before login. But after login, the FileUpload kept redirecting to login page without uploading.
View 10 RepliesJust a simple question. After I click login button, I want to page be redirected to display.aspx.
View 1 RepliesWhen I run a site I built in Visual Web Developer, the default page is a login page with the asp.net login control, that redirects to another page. Works fine in the built in dev server. When I deploy to iis 6 and login, it doesnt redirect or anything. It just keeps saying the login was unsuccessful. I don't think its even checking the aspnetdb in the app data folder under iis. Both the dev page and the real page show under intranet in ie8, so I wouldn't think its treating the sites with different security settings. Doesnt the asp.net login control use javascript?
View 5 RepliesI have a web application where all the pages inherit from a base class, where i have written some methods common to all pagesHere is the code i have written for logout event.
this.Session.Abandon();
FormsAuthentication.SignOut();
FormsAuthentication.RedirectToLoginPage();
My expectation is once the user logs out and if he tries to access any url directly by typing in the browser he should be redirect to login page.But this is not happening now. I have checked the session. it is getting cleared properly while logout. But the user is take in to the screen. How can i fix this? I am looking for something which i can write in the base class so thati need to have to write the same in all the pages. Also this should work in the case of login page(it should not redirect to login page again if try to access login page once user logs out. please not login page also inherits base class).
I have an option in my website to logout from session and redirect to login page. So I get redirected and if I try to login again it seems like it tries to redirect me to login page over and over, until I click some page in menu and login and it does works. so, doesn't the login control always redirect to same DestinationPageUrl? here the logout code:
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I have created custom a MembershipProvider, SessionIDManager, and SessionStateStore since I need to use custom legacy sessions and logins.. When the Application is ran, it runs the GetSessionID in the SessionIDManager(which is correct) The problem then is if there is no session meaning the GetSessionID method returns null, it tries to create a new session using CreateSessionID.. I want it to redirect to the login application(another application). We only create and store session information for logged in users and the "session id numbers" come from a file that is pre-populated with "session id numbers"(I didnt design this and its out of my control).. So its not feasable to give everyone who visits the site one of the "session id" numbers. I also need for users with an "invalid" session(when checked through Validate()) to be redirected to the login page.
View 4 Repliesi would like to redirect user to login page after defining session timeout
how to redirect the user to my login.aspx and how to set session time out within web.config
How would I go about to solve this:
When the user clicks a button and the user has been inactive for too long (session is gone), then redirect the user to the login page and back to the current page after logging in?
Is there a built in solution to this or do I have to do it manually? If so, how?
How can i set redirection in given time.
After session expired i want to show warning page and then it should redirect to login page. In my warning page user can wait 10 seconds without clicking login attempt .
When I first implemented the control, I had it redirect to the default.aspx page.Now I want it to redirect to customer.aspxIt still redirects to default.aspx even after clearing browser cache and pressing <CTRL><F5> to refresh the page after updating and saving the page in Visual StudioIt did work successfully one time after I cleared the browser cache and retarted the browser; however, after I logged out and tried to log back in I was once again redirected to the default.aspx page! :(
View 2 RepliesI am currently using the built in ASP login function... the destinationpageurl of that login function locates to "loginhome.aspx" for all users... but for one specific user ("Admin") it needs to link to "adminhome.aspx"... just wondering whats the best way to do this? Can I change the destinationpageurl of the login function depending on the user or creating an admin role so "If membershiprole = 'Admin' redirect to 'adminhome.aspx' End If" or can I just add some code behind the login function so "If User.login.Name = 'Admin' Then destinationpageurl = 'adminhome.aspx' End If" think I have already tried this on the login1_authenticate event but it didn't work
View 3 Replieshow to redirect a user to another page if they lock their account by trying to log in multiple times with the wrong password?
View 2 RepliesIn my web application when I start my webpage from Visual Studio the URL to my ligin page looks like this:
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And when logging out, the following are executed:
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Question: I need to have the return URL set to Default.aspx as it is when logging in the first time. Does anyone know how I can achieve that?