This might be a page local caching issue. When you manually call your
authenticated page (write down the absolute URL to the address bar, what you
actually see is the local cached copy of that page so you are not executing
code on the server side. If you try to do anything that may trigger a server
side event, then you will be redirected to your login page.
If you don´t what your page to be cached locally, you may add this code to
the page load event:
this.Response.Cache.SetCacheability( HttpCacheability.NoCache );
Hernan de Lahitte
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> Hi All, (thanks in advance for your time)
> I have a standard login.aspx page (UserName\Password). When the user
> successully sign in they are redirected to a control panel page
> (admin.aspx), which contains a logout button with this code
>
> private void OnLogOutClicked(......)
> {
> FormsAuthentication.SignOut();
> lbStatus.Text= "You have successfully log out";
> }
>
> in this same page on PageLoad I have the below code
>
> private void Page_Load(.....)
> {
> if ( Request.IsAuthenticated = = true ) {...
> lbStatus.Text = "User" + User.Identity.Name + "is currenlty logged
> in";}
> }
>
> The problem is that when the user clicks the "Log Out" button the label
> status gets updated(fine) and if the user clicks any other buttons(on the
> page) they will be automatically redirect to the login page (fine), which
> basically confirm that he\she is logout and no operation can be done on
> the page.
> Now if I try to type in, the address manually I will be now able to access
> the page ( even is no operation can be done) but the label status get
> updated as logged in , which means that the user is STILL authenticated.
> How can ensure that if your are logged out , the Request.IsAuthenticated
> will be false!
> Please any help willl be appreciated
>
> Frank
>
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