| re: Frameset prevent Asp.net authentication?
The problem might be with third party cookies. Depending on the browser
setting, third party cookies won't be accepted in a frameset or iframe. I
don't know of anyway around it other than changing the browser setting or
being a trusted site.
"Jerron" <jerron@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I'm developing a web application embeded into my customer's existent web
> site. they two sites are on hosted in different computers. the customers's
> web site uses frameset. by clicking a link in the menu bar frame, the user
> will see my application.
>
> the strange thing happens here: if I use the "target=_blank", to jump out[/color]
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> the frameset, as it is now, everything works as expected. but, if I remove
> that attribute, my web application can't go through the login procedure[/color]
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> it is in an other frame.
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> I use the form authentication. in the debug, I saw after I called the
> FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage method, the User.Identity.Name[/color]
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> still empty, and Request.IsAuthenticated is still false, until I put the[/color]
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> application in a standalone browser, without any framset.
>
> I did a search but didn't find any helpful clue on this issue yet. can
> anyone tell me what caused this problem and what is the workaround? thanks[/color]
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> lot!
>
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> Jerron
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