Member Login without page refresh

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I am working on a e-commerce website in asp.net. My problem is that i have used a user control for login and linked that one with all the pages in order to avoid page refresh. But the problem is that when i am pressing the login button it is taking so much long time to log in. Can any one please help me in this regard. If javascript is required please elaborate me the process as i am totally blank about javascript. Thanks in advance.

Posted 23-Apr-11 22:07pm

Subhabrata Bose

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R. Giskard Reventlov 24-Apr-11 4:12am

You sure it's not a database issue?

Subhabrata Bose 24-Apr-11 4:22am

yah, as i have checked that one in debugging...

Ed Nutting 24-Apr-11 5:39am

This looks more like you just have a slow connection to your page or a very slow/long loop in your code somehow. Go to w3schools.com and learn about Ajax which is what you want to be able to do login without a page refresh. It is just a use of javascript and very simple. However, do remember that requests are not encrypted unless requesting a page over SSL so if you're doing login via Javascript, remember to request an SSL encrypted page.

Sandeep Mewara 24-Apr-11 6:03am

Difficult to comment without looking at it.

If you DEBUG, it still takes long time? Did you find it a normal flow?

Subhabrata Bose 24-Apr-11 7:25am

yah its a normal flow, but its also taking long time during dubug.

Sandeep Mewara 24-Apr-11 7:33am

then debug itself can help you look at the bottleneck.

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Ra-one · Answer 1 · 2011-04-27T23:41:00

Solution 1

Try using ajax. put you usercontrol inside an update panel, and thats it you are ready.
For better result in terms of performance Json could be used, but it brings security issues, you must be aware about it.

For more information visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb398780.aspx

Posted 27-Apr-11 23:41pm

Ra-one

Updated 27-Apr-11 23:44pm

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Subhabrata Bose 6-May-11 6:05am

Thanks man..

Ra-one 1-Jun-11 4:56am

Welcome