Log Out Problem

happygv · December 2nd, 2004, 02:13 AM

Try to display what is there in session("logged") after session is abandoned. Do you still see it as YES?

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muralinagasuri · December 2nd, 2004, 08:55 AM

u try with by writing response.expires=-2000 in the above of asp page.

bye.

gkirk · December 2nd, 2004, 08:57 AM

Ok. I have found that the value of the session does change after you log out. But when you go back to the admin page the value goes back to yes. But if you refresh the page it changes and goes to the log in page.

doosti · December 2nd, 2004, 12:10 PM

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quote:Originally posted by gkirk
Ok. I have found that the value of the session does change after you log out. But when you go back to the admin page the value goes back to yes. But if you refresh the page it changes and goes to the log in page.

Hey Dear Brother,

I went on the link u have mentioned and found out that your pages are working perfectly...yes the value changes to "yes" after succesfully login...and all of the pages are protected..i copied the link and tried to visit the page from new browser window but it send me to log in page...which shows it is working fine...

But yes when i logged out and pressed my browser back button i got yes again mentioned at the top...yes you are rite...this must be solved if you have used session.abandon() but as you have said you did it...i dont know what is not making it signing off..:(

If you can mail me your 2 or 3 pages of log out and admin i can check it...i will try my level best...

Or if you can plz paste the code of the pages here mentioning the name of the pages would be a better choice...

I will check in my project and will let you know how i have protected my pages.....but i m not getting the thing of assiging yes to session..kindly paste ur code!

Hey try to assign "no" to the session at the signout page as you have assigned "yes" to the session in login page..
Farzan Q.
BS(TeleCommunication)
Iqra University.

happygv · December 5th, 2004, 09:49 PM

Hi Gkirk,

On all pages that are prior to LOGOUT page, within the <BODY> tag set its ONLOAD()="Javascript:history.go(1);", so that when the user tries to hit the back button, it always takes him back to the same page from where he hits the back button and doesn't let him go back after logout, thus avoids re-initiating the session. This should solve your problem.

Cheers!

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arif_iq · May 2nd, 2005, 07:25 AM

Yep, it's a great solution Vijay.

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Mohammed Arif
Web Architect
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