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I have a problem regarding next URL address.
Problem:
I copy a url of my website like "Home/Photo.aspx?Id=1"; Id contains session id of user.
after copying the url i get logged out.

Now when i try paste this url in the address bar the website page sends me to the login page as the session is null, and when i get login i get redirected to the home page.

But i wanted to go in the photo.aspx or any another page url i have copied previously not the home.aspx page which comes after login page how is this possible?

Posted 16-Apr-11 4:14am

naveen.0nick

Updated 16-Apr-11 4:22am

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Albin Abel 16-Apr-11 11:24am

Clear the cookies when logout.

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-04-16T05:43:00

But i wanted to go in the photo.aspx or any another page url i have copied previously not the home.aspx page which comes after login page how is this possible?
1. Sounds like you are not using Form's authentication. In case you use that, it would take care of this automatically.
2. Now, the options are to use one of the state management techniques. Use session to keep track of the requested URL for the first time. Once you are logged in, check if any url is there in that session, if so then use it and direct the page there.

Try!

Ashishmau · Answer 2 · 2011-04-17T18:43:00

Solution 2

for logout
use formauthentication logout method like

Formauthentication.RedirectToLoginPage();

It will take care what u need.

Posted 17-Apr-11 18:43pm

Ashishmau