Hello

When people browse the website then decide to register they go to registration page to do this. After registeration is complete then the user get redirected to the last page he was viewing before clicking on registration.aspx page.

How do you know which page was the last page before clicking registration or sign up page?

I assume you have a piece of code in every page (possibly in an include file) which checks logged-in status and redirects to login page. This must be using the code

Response.Redirect "login.asp"

You can change this as below.

Response.Redirect "login.asp?redirect=" & Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")

Then in the login page, you can know from which page you came there. Request.QueryString("redirect") gives this value.

The rest you can do. Is n't it ?

It is the good idea which madhukp is given that in every page checks logged-in status and redirects to login page




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Bekim,

This is a classic ASP's Web_how_to forum.
Looks like you are looking for an ASP.Net related answer. You can post that in an ASP.NET forum under DOTNET category on the p2p.wrox.com homepage.

Though not so good at this, I think you got to make use of web.config and RedirectFromLoginPage() to achieve this.

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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- Vijay G
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Thanks for all your response.
What if I have thousands of page? How can I automate this?

You can always use the servervariable collections from where http_referer can help you et the URL of previous page from where you came on to this page. But If the page is redirected, HTTP_REFERER is empty.

Or you can use server variable HTTP_URL variable and store that in a session variable every time the user browses a page other than registration page. So that once the registration process is completed, you can make use of this session variable's value and redirect the user to that page. Remember, the HTTP_URL comtains only the virtual path reference.

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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- Vijay G
Strive for Perfection

I realized that I posted this in ASP. I am using ASP.NET should I repost this question in ASP 1.1 or do these answer apply to ASP.NET?

Server variables are available in .Net too, so there shouldn't be any problem in doing that. Though my suggestion would work fine, there may be a better/easier way of doing this in .Net. Still, you can repost this on .Net forum, to get a better solution from there.

Cheers!

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- Vijay G
Strive for Perfection

Hey,

If you are using forms auth, you can use

FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(..)

This should redirect you back to where you were. Automated all for you.

Brian