Browser Nevigation Issue

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Hi experts,

I have one Web Site having admin module and user module.

In this i have create one login page
-For Example -
EmployeeLogin.aspx

it is working fine in all browser.

But now issue is -

When I login from mozila firefox, its nevigate to home page.
And after it, I can do any operation from this page from any menu displayed in home page via MasterForm.

But, When I login from internet explorer 8.0 for Any Version, it goes to home page finely.
Now when i click any menu, its redirect to login page.

It only happened in IE. when other browser works fine.

How can it possible?

Any solution will be appreciated.

Thank you
Mahesh Patel

Posted 18-May-12 0:18am

Mr. Mahesh Patel

Updated 18-May-12 10:05am

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bhagirathimfs 18-May-12 6:20am

Remove your phone number

sharmarun 18-May-12 6:21am

Remove your Contact Number

Stephen Hewison 18-May-12 6:27am

I had a similar problem with IE a couple of weeks ago. It turned out I had state management processes in the error handling in the global which was logging me out. IE was creating the error because it was requesting an image for CSS which was only used by IE. The image didn't exist, this created an exception which logged the user out. But only in IE. I found it by putting break points everywhere I could think of which effect state management and authentication and enabling logging in IIS.

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