I have had a similar problem with a shopping cart checkout page. Once the
user checks out you don't want them going back to this page.
What I did was add this to the checkout page
<head>
<script language="javascript">
history.forward();
</script>
</head>
This gives the effect of a disabled the back button. So what happens is when
the user leaves the checkout page and then tries to use the back button, they
are redirected back to the page they are currently viewing... hence they can
never use the back button to go back to the checkout page.
You may be able to use a trick like this. Just add that code to the logon
page and the user will never be able to go back to that page using the back
button.
Hope this helps.
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Bill
"Terry" wrote:
Hello everyone,
I created a logon page using C# ASPX, I have the user logon and if logon
information is correct I do a Response.Redirect(url); On the second page it
displays data and I have a logoff button which does another
Response.Redirect(main url); Here is the issue, I am able to browse back to
that page and the data is still populated and visible. How can I clear the
cache for that page? I have tried:
Response.Expires = 0;
Response.ExpiresAbsolute = DateTime.Now;
Page.Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheabili ty.NoCache);
And no such luck. I would appreciate the help.
Thank you,
Terry
