Thanks Jeff
I an using the code described in "How to use a database for user names and
passwords in FrontPage 2000"
located at
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=321...22120121120120
Assume the user logs on and then backs up to the opening page using the
Back button and then walks away from the computer.
At this point anyone who clicks on the VIP link on the opening page goes
straight to the secure page by passing the Logon screen.
I think one way of doing this is at the beginning of the opening page do a
test to determing if the user has already logged on.
If he has already logged on then I want to log him off.
I think there is an session.abandon command that does this but I am not sure
how to use it.
Thanks again
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zina.com> wrote in message
news:43***************@msnews.microsoft.com...
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 17:25:34 GMT, "RICHARD BROMBERG"
<di******@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
I am building a password protected ASP web site.
(http://www.allscrewedup.org)
When you go to this site there is a link in upper left corner (VIP) that
takes you to a Logon Screen.
The user must enter a user name and password to gain access to the secure
pages which follow.
This works fine and if the user can go back to the opening page by
logging
off (back to default link) .
If the user clicks the back button twice he will be back on the opening
page
but he will still be logged on.
I want to force the user to log off if he/she attempts to do this.
How are you persisting the login state? And pretty much, I'm
wondering why this is a problem? On the opening page, check to see if
the user is already logged in, if so, present a message to that effect
and a menu, if not, present the login dialog.
Jeff
