Re: Custom redirectURL

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re:
> How do I tell ASP.NET that if the forms based authentication
> is successful, take this guy to this page, say, "db.aspx"?

You can't.

What you could do is :

1. set the default page for the application to "db.aspx"

or

2. In "default.aspx", if that's your default page, or in whatever page
you have set the default page to, set a Response.Redirect("db.aspx")



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"Water Cooler v2" <wtr_clr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In Forms based authentication mode, say my login page has to be
> redirected to "db.aspx" if the login was successful, how do I supply
> this redirect without a Response.Redirect() using FormsAuthentication
> class?
>
> If I simply say,
>
> If MyDatabaseUserAuthenticationMethod(txtUserName.Text,
> txtPassword.Text) Then
> FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(txtUserName.Text, False)
> Else
> lblMessage.Text = "Please jump into the well and die."
> End If
>
> and if the user logs in correctly, then he will, by default, be
> redirected automatically to the "default.aspx" page if it exists. If
> the page does not exist, he will come back to the login page because no
> where in the login page have we specified an equivalant of the
> primitive "action" attribute that tells whom to POST the page to, so
> the same page will recieve a POSTBACK.
>
> How do I tell ASP.NET that if the forms based authentication is
> successful, take this guy to this page, say, "db.aspx"?
>


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