Re: redirect user to login after page has expired asp.net 2.0

Hi,

With forms authentication i have to specify the login etc. in the
web.config file, which I don't really want. This must only be applied
for about three pages of the site and then other pages from the site
also have different expiries. Do i create an
application["HRPages"] ?

Peter wrote:
If you are using Forms Authentication and have set the timeout as you desire,
then if sombody leaves a page open and goes out for a nice spaghetti dinner,
when they come back they should automatically be redirected to the login page.
Peter

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"j-in-uk" wrote:

Hi,

I'm using the login control for asp.net 2.0.
Once a user logs in I want to set timeouts for certain pages not the
whole app,
so if the page they on has expired I want to redirect the user back to
login page.
I got the login control to work but need to know how to do the rest.
Do I use the Response.Cache.SetCacheability etc.
Any examples?

thanks



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