Prev: Failed to generate a user instance of SQL Server. Only an integratedconnection can generate a user instance.
Next: Need a simple way to have only one mode per link with an option
From: Harlan Messinger on 27 Mar 2010 15:39
On the default page in my ASP.NET application I have a Login control.
When I log in successfully, it takes me to the page indicated in the
control's DestinationPageUrl property.

I have the control configured to display the Remember Me checkbox. I
know the Remember Me feature works, because the LoginControl is inside
the AnonymousTemplate of a LovingView, and when I close the browser tab
and then reopen the default page, the Login form is absent, as it should
be, because I'm already logged in.

But that's the problem: I'm still on the default page. I'd only put the
LoginView there to verify that I was logged in. What I would expect to
happen, what I *want* to have happen, is that when I arrive at this page
and it remembers me, it should do the same thing it does when I log in
manually: take me to the DestinationPageUrl page. I do I get it to do that?
From: Patrice on 29 Mar 2010 04:59
Hi,

The problem could be that the login page is your default page. So by default
you'll get this page in a browser.

The trick is to not use the default page as the login page. This way, if
they are not logged the target page will be remembered using ReturnUrl and
they'll be redirected there once logged. If they are remembered they will
directly access this default page. You have nothing special to do.

If you are using your own mechanism (if I remember ASP.NET uses ReturnUrl
not DestinationPageUrl, you likely miss a redirect statement).


--
Patrice

"Harlan Messinger" <h.usenetremoverthis(a)gavelcade.com> a �crit dans le
message de groupe de discussion : 81758dFbkfU1(a)mid.individual.net...
> On the default page in my ASP.NET application I have a Login control. When
> I log in successfully, it takes me to the page indicated in the control's
> DestinationPageUrl property.
>
> I have the control configured to display the Remember Me checkbox. I know
> the Remember Me feature works, because the LoginControl is inside the
> AnonymousTemplate of a LovingView, and when I close the browser tab and
> then reopen the default page, the Login form is absent, as it should be,
> because I'm already logged in.
>
> But that's the problem: I'm still on the default page. I'd only put the
> LoginView there to verify that I was logged in. What I would expect to
> happen, what I *want* to have happen, is that when I arrive at this page
> and it remembers me, it should do the same thing it does when I log in
> manually: take me to the DestinationPageUrl page. I do I get it to do
> that?


 | 
Pages: 1
Prev: Failed to generate a user instance of SQL Server. Only an integratedconnection can generate a user instance.
Next: Need a simple way to have only one mode per link with an option