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determining the log-on

Hi,

There is a LoginView control on my aspx page and the users will use this
control to login and i will check the some cookies when the user logged on.
But i can not find any events for LoginView control if user successfully
logged on or not ..

Is it poosibe to determine the successfully logged-on session for users ?

Any idea ?

Thanks.
Mar 25 '08 #1
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You can check if the request has been authenticated :

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...enticated.aspx
The HttpRequest.IsAuthenticated property pets a boolean value
indicating whether the request has been authenticated.


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Hi,

There is a LoginView control on my aspx page and the users will use this control to login and i will check the some
cookies when the user logged on.
But i can not find any events for LoginView control if user successfully logged on or not ..

Is it poosibe to determine the successfully logged-on session for users ?

Any idea ?

Thanks.


Mar 25 '08 #2

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