on respone.redirect the cookies expier in the timout mentioned rather then sliding effect.
I do a response.redirect depending on type of user so once the response.redirect is done the auth cookie expire in the timeout time instead of considering the siliding effect the same does not happen with FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage
method, so before calling response.redirect I called FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie which also did not work.
and this all is before the half time of the cookie timeout.
VishalNahar
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on respone.redirect the cookies expier in the timout mentioned rather then sliding effect.
May 17, 2012 02:34 PM|LINK
on respone.redirect the cookies expier in the timout mentioned rather then sliding effect.
I do a response.redirect depending on type of user so once the response.redirect is done the auth cookie expire in the timeout time instead of considering the siliding effect the same does not happen with FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage method, so before calling response.redirect I called FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie which also did not work.
and this all is before the half time of the cookie timeout.