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Hi,
I talked about what is that"usename.txt" written for? Is that a cookies created when login success?
I did ask how to verify if user logged in or not.......it is about How to verify who is who? what user is logged in? How could I get the username which is currently logged in.
One more thing is that is it possible to redirect to the http_referer page after log in?
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I talked about what is that"usename.txt" written for? Is that a cookies created when login success?
I did ask how to verify if user logged in or not.......it is about How to verify who is who? what user is logged in? How could I get the username which is currently logged in.
One more thing is that is it possible to redirect to the http_referer page after log in?
Regards,
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Hi,
I talked about what is that"usename.txt" written for? Is that a cookies created when login success?
I did ask how to verify if user logged in or not.......it is about How to verify who is who? what user is logged in? How could I get the username which is currently logged in.
One more thing is that is it possible to redirect to the http_referer page after log in?
Regards,
UserName.text is the actual username text control which contains the original value typed by the user. Now if you want to track who is who. You can either use Cookies or Sessions.
Cookies and Sessions can be stored and retrieved to see who has logged in and you can redirect to the referring page after login.
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i've created the login page.
i have problem to redirect page after successful login. the page redirect to default.aspx. how can i change the redirect page to page what i want after successful login?. i need my page to go to "~Client/Gan/Default.aspx".
i dont find the codes at login.aspx & web.config that i can change to redirect page. please help.
i have problem to redirect page after successful login. the page redirect to default.aspx. how can i change the redirect page to page what i want after successful login?. i need my page to go to "~Client/Gan/Default.aspx".
i dont find the codes at login.aspx & web.config that i can change to redirect page. please help.
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Hi,
I tried your example and there are no errors but when I click on log in it doesn't do anything. It just wipes out the password. I am trying to connect to a remote sql 2005 server.
Do I put the imports, functions, and db connection in the loign.aspx.vb?
Thanks
Whose reply are you referring here? If it is mine, then try to place a breakpoint and see if its coming to the function call and see what happens.
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