Re: Forms Authentication Signoff
From: bruce barker (nospam_brubar_at_safeco.com)
Date: 10/19/04
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Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 09:46:58 -0700
this because the browser cached the page, it did not go to the server to get
it. you can expire the pages, but then when the user goes back through
history, they will get a dialog asking if they want to repost.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Philip" <philip@softwareforever.com> wrote in message
news:318D70B9-2CCA-40B9-A294-1D9B022A6B94@microsoft.com...
> I am using forms authenication with a custom signon page and I execute the
> following statement to force a signoff from a signoff web page...
>
> FormsAuthentication.SignOut();
>
> I have noted that if I then redierct to another form that is supposed to
be
> protected from entry due to lack of authentication that the form is
displayed
> anyway. If I then enter data into the form and post the form, processing
is
> only then redirected to my custom sign-on form. My preference and
> understanding is that the form not even be displayed due to lack of
> authentication. Sometimes it works correctly.... and other times it does
> not.
>
> The same behavior is exhibited if I execute the
> FormsAuthentication.SignOut() and then simply change the Browser URL to
> attempt to navigate back to a restricted web page. The web page is
> displayed.... however once I enter data and post the form, only then is my
> signon web page displayed.
>
> Help !!!
>
> --
> Philip
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