If user login with the login control in ASP.Net 2005 and then just close the
browser and then open the browser again, the login status shows, User still
Login?
Any idea, how to Logout the User when the User click on the Close Button of
Browser ?
I am using Sql Membership Provider for security.
Best Regards,
Luqman
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A lot of times, the short-term cookie, such as the login cookie, can get
stored in IE's cache even after you close the browser. There is absolutely
no way that you can do anything when the user closes out the browser. The
thing to keep in mind here, once the browser fully loads the web page and
it's graphics, it is completely disconnected from the web server. There is
no notification that occurs when a browser is closed (or when a user browses
away from a web site) so there isn't a way to handle this type of event and
destroy the cookie.
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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006. 2007 and beyond
"luqman" <pe*******@cybe r.net.pkwrote in message
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If user login with the login control in ASP.Net 2005 and then just close
the
browser and then open the browser again, the login status shows, User
still
Login?
Any idea, how to Logout the User when the User click on the Close Button
of
Browser ?
I am using Sql Membership Provider for security.
Best Regards,
Luqman
Are you sure you're not just talking about closing a tab? If you're talking
about closing the browser, it's very worrying and would need investigating.
As I understand it, login cookies are linked to a session id. Session Ids
are generated by the browser, so when the browser is closed, the session id
is lost. When the browser re-opens, a new session id is generated that
would not tie in with the cookie for the previous session, which will simply
die at the end of its timeout period. So you should not still be shown as
logged in when you return to the login page, or other page within the
application.
With tabs, on the other hand, the session is not lost when a tab is closed
and you will still be marked as logged in if you return to your
application - at least until the session times out.
HTH
Peter
"luqman" <pe*******@cybe r.net.pkwrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP03.phx.gbl. ..
If user login with the login control in ASP.Net 2005 and then just close
the
browser and then open the browser again, the login status shows, User
still
Login?
Any idea, how to Logout the User when the User click on the Close Button
of
Browser ?
I am using Sql Membership Provider for security.
Best Regards,
Luqman
"Mark Fitzpatrick"
There is no notification that occurs when a browser is closed (or when a
user browses away from a web site) so there isn't a way to handle this
type of event and destroy the cookie.
onunload
onbeforeunload
:) ??
re:
!onunload
!onbeforeunload
Those don't fire server-side, only client-side.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"Just D." <no@spam.please wrote in message news:e6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
"Mark Fitzpatrick"
>There is no notification that occurs when a browser is closed (or when a user browses away from a web site) so there
isn't a way to handle this type of event and destroy the cookie.
onunload
onbeforeunload
:) ??
"Just D." <no@spam.please wrote in message
news:e6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>There is no notification that occurs when a browser is closed (or when a
user browses away from a web site) so there isn't a way to handle this
type of event and destroy the cookie.
onunload
onbeforeunload
You're not serious, surely...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net
Hi Luqman,
I've never run into this problem before.
When you're testing, make sure you close all of the browser windows; I
think that the temporary cookies don't get cleared out until all of
the browser instances are terminated.
Another approach to this problem it to make sure that your default
page is the main landing page of your application; .NET security will
redirect the user to the login page if they aren't logged in anyway,
so making the login screen the site's default.aspx is a bit redundant.
That way, if they are still logged in when they return to the site,
the user isn't presented with a login prompt while their status (say,
in the master page) reports otherwise.
POOF!!! Suddenly your bug became a feature... :-]
Good Luck.
-Mark
"Mark Rae [MVP]"
>>There is no notification that occurs when a browser is closed (or when a
user browses away from a web site) so there isn't a way to handle this
type of event and destroy the cookie.
onunload
onbeforeunlo ad
You're not serious, surely...
Well, yes and no. Theoretically we can write some method conecting to the
server and making required steps. For example we can add one more page to
the app and redirect to this page if the user confirms that he wants to
close the session or the browser. This page will correctly close the session
letting the server know about that. It will be some kind of "Thanks" page.
If there is any other event like control click, then this method can be
easily disabled using on-page flag to avoid firing it on each page refresh.
Also we can analyze the new URL in JS and if the user leaves the app URL and
goes to new URL we can call the "Thanks" page as a popup, make all required
steps using this page and then just close it without any questions asked.
Since it was opened by the app it can be closed by the same app without
restrictions. How about that? Just an idea...
I'm managing the sessions in a different way, but I can't disclose this
method here, sorry.
Just D.
"Just D." <no@spam.please wrote in message
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP06.phx.gbl.. .
I'm managing the sessions in a different way, but I can't disclose this
method here, sorry.
LOL!
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net
"Mark Rae [MVP]"
>I'm managing the sessions in a different way, but I can't disclose this
method here, sorry.
LOL!
It would be very funny if it didn't work for already several years without
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Login?
Any idea, how to Logout the User when the User click on the Close Button of
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Best Regards,
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