LoginStatus control

[Newish]

Hi

I am using a LoginStatus control to log users out of the web
application. I have a question and an issue:

Question:
Does this clear all session level variables for the user who logs out.

Issue:
The logoutaction is to take the user back to the login page. The hitch
is that when I press the navigate back it gives me the page that was
rendered before the page where this control sits. In other word if
login page is A then we go to page B and then to C from where we log
out. We end up on page A as a result of the logoutaction. But if you
click on "Back" (I am using internet explorer) you end up on page B.

How can i remedy this? Looks like page B is catched and rendered from
there rather than the server.

Thanks in advance.

Newish

[Sean Chambers]

You are looking for the FormsAuthentication.RedirectToLoginPage() which
will redirect someone that has just been logged out.

Here is an example of msdn of using SignOut() and
RedirectToLoginPage():

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...n.signout.aspx

Newish wrote:

Hi

I am using a LoginStatus control to log users out of the web
application. I have a question and an issue:

Question:
Does this clear all session level variables for the user who logs out.

Issue:
The logoutaction is to take the user back to the login page. The hitch
is that when I press the navigate back it gives me the page that was
rendered before the page where this control sits. In other word if
login page is A then we go to page B and then to C from where we log
out. We end up on page A as a result of the logoutaction. But if you
click on "Back" (I am using internet explorer) you end up on page B.

How can i remedy this? Looks like page B is catched and rendered from
there rather than the server.

Thanks in advance.

Newish