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Re: Pass UserName as QueryString after creating a new account

on your first page use write following lines of code Session["username"] = <yourusername>; on profile page use string yourusername =Session["username"] ; you will find the data which u have passed in "yourusername " variable. Thanks, Narender Singh http://an-it-solution...

Posted to Security (Forum) by narendersinghkahlon on 04-21-2009, 12:00 AM
Filed under: session, C#
Response.Redirect on Session TimeOut

This is a hot topic and the web is filled with posts about this, but none of the solutions that I have seen are what I would consider to be good. My Session Timeout is configured in my Web.Config as follows: < sessionState timeout= "60" /> There has to be a way to set a redirect in the...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by bfancett on 12-30-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: refresh, Session, session & postback and user control, Session and Authentication, Session and Substitution and OutputCache, session and tabs, session end, session loss, Session Management, session problem, session state timeout, Session statee timeout, session time out, session timeout, session variables, session.end, sessionn state, sessions, Threading Timer Permanent, timeout, timeout problem, Timeout Session Authentication, Timer, accessing session, ajax, AJAX .NET 3.5, AJAX 3.5, AJAX ASP.NET, application end event, asp.net, asp.net 3.5, ASP.NET AJAX, ASP.net Session, asp.net session timeout, Async, browser, Browser Back Button, c#, C# session expire, change session, HTTTPResponse, "dynamic controls", Seession, Ajax .NET Session Exception ASP.Net, Application State, response.redirect, Request timed out, requests, session and userid, session expires, asp.net. sessions, HTTPContext.Current.Session, HttpModule timeout
Automated Serialization/Deserialization of session parameters

Is there a way to automate object parameters serialization like this: public session string UserName { get; set; } public app string AccountName { get; set; } ? It would be great, if one could just make an additional remark and forget about session/application domain persistence, so when page is returned...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by raspberry_man on 07-22-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, Syntax, c#, Idea, Serialization
About page refresh

hi everyone! in my online test website i have created a temporary table on page load which accessing the databse. But when user navigate through the questions and pree f5 or reload button on browser the table created again and questions are again changed. is there any solution. how can i stop user to...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by Lucky21 on 06-21-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, .Net 2.0, ajax, c#
Abnormal Session Timeout

I started developing my website in Visual Studio 2005 using .NET 2.0 ... later I shifted to Visual Studio 2008 but .NET is still configured to be 2.0. And I am working on Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 I am coding in C# and getting an abnormal session timeout problem. I have 2 pages upload1.aspx...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by jadoon88 on 04-27-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: session, urgent, C#
Problem while moving from InProc to SqlServer

Hello, I'm facing a big problem with sessions in ASP. We're currently trying to move our application from InProc-Sessionmanagement to SqlServer. I'm quite aware that I have to take care that all objects, that are stored in the session itself have to be serializable (either by default or explicitly...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by Cyberpop on 03-05-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, session problem, ASp.net 1.1, c#, session state management
Session expires before forms authentication timeouts within a frameset

Hello, I am developing a ASP.NET web application using a frameset. I have a header frame and a lower frame. The lower frame is divided to a left frame (which displays a menu) and a right frame which is my main frame in the application. I am also using forms authentication. When the session expires before...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by danal on 02-17-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, Session and Authentication, Session and FormsAuthentication, session end, session problem, session timeout, .Net 2.0, asp.net, asp.net 2.0, Asp.Net 2.0 session, asp.net., authentication, authentication page-redirection session state stale page target redirection, c#, response.redirect
Session lost in web service

Hello, I've a serious problem. Consider a web application calling a method of a webservice which inserts data into a database when logged in. The login function writes only some strings in a Session variable. This web service call another web service which uploads pictures related to the data previously...

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by goudax on 11-04-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, session data lost problem, session problem, asp.net, asp.net 2.0, Asp.Net 2.0 session, c#, login, logout and session timeout
Automatic Login, Email and File Attachment

I've come across a very interesting C# and ASP.NET project. Part of it will involve an automatic login, creating a new email, attaching a file to that email and then leaving the browser open for the user to complete the rest. This is very similar to what Microsoft Outlook already provides, right...

Posted to Architecture (Forum) by nima.tavassoli on 10-23-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: session, .NET, C#, email, webrequest, ASP.NET Architecture, authentication
SESSION VARIABLE NOT WORKING IN WEB SERVER

i v stored some database driven values into session variables at the time of login(i.e user id,user name cetc..)..while running this website in localhost(iis)this works fine. but while i upload this in windows webserver without giving ne error it seems that session variables failed to store the data...

Posted to State Management (Forum) by shuvradip on 08-07-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Session, Session Management, session start, session state management, asp.net, asp.net 2.0, c#, authentication

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