HI all ,

There is a WEB application whereby after signout, the user is directed to the login page.

 FormsAuthentication.SignOut()

FormsAuthentication.RedirectToLoginPage()

But how to code the page such that when the user clicks back in the web browser, the page shows the login page

and not the page after login?

Thanks to all
 

Hi,

In  that  page's  load event  , write something  as

if (Session["UserID"]=="null")

{

Response.Redirect("Login.aspx"); 

}

else

{

................ 

}

Hope  this helps  you.....

Hi

talib is write you have to store a session(user_id)  at login page and at logout empty this session id . and check at every page

if session("user_id")="" then

response.redirect("login.aspx")

end if

 Thank you for the reply.

I used lblUsername.Text = Request.Form("txtUsername").ToString 

I applied lblUsername.Text = "". But still when i click back it, it displays the login name [Username].

I tried upon page load to implement the code, but it does not open the after login page.

Any solution?

Buddy,

try using  what  i  have  suggested.......  and  let me  know  ......

Thanks for your reply.

I did tried it but didnt mention. The output was same, i.e i can navigate backward.

Ws done exactly as said, upon page load event, the code for null session was entered. But still it shows logged in information

which was not suppose to be.

No confusion should be made about the BACKWARD process with LOGIN again process.  

Any other method to solve this? 

Buddy,

Try this  ,,,

else

Thanks for your reply buddy,

tried that also but still i can move BACKWARD and see my user name.

I also tried, the Abandon, Clear, Remove functions from the session. But still i can move back.

Any other alternative?
 

on log out try empty session like this

session("user_id")=""

Try using  Request.QueryString["UserId"]   instead  of  Session["UserId"]..

send your code on click of logout

Hi,

try this code  .  i have  tested  it 

I think the problem is not in the code, its a browser caching issue ,

your pages are being cached on the client browser ! you need to disable this behavior by adding the following line to yur pages load  

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache)

Thanks for your reply.

 I tested it with both :-

   lblUsername.Text = Session("username") 

Also cleared the session upon logout. i added session.Abandon/clear/remove too

And lastly the  

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache)

Still i can move backward. It its some cache, it should be cleared but when i used with with IExplorer, without remembering password,  

it still moves back. 

The log out code is simple :

       FormsAuthentication.SignOut()
        Session("username") = ""
        'Session.Abandon()
        FormsAuthentication.RedirectToLoginPage()
    

 I read other posts also, upon session.abandon, the session should be destroyed but there it isnt.