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how to use sessions
hello, i have a question.. suppose a user logged in... after some time he want to get back to homepage...okk but suppose i want to get back to previous page by clicking back button on browser...but i dont want to go to login page until and unless i invalidate session...so wat settings i have to do on browser...so that i dont redirect to login page directly...
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disable back button when user logout and send message as plz login again
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I have a website which requires login. After I enter username and password and click login button, a new page is loaded. In that page I have a username in the right up corner. When the user clicks logout button, Session.Clear() method is called and also Response.Redirect(" to login page "). It works OK, but the problem appears when I then click Back button in the browser. It gets me back to previous page with the username in the right up corner. Insted, I would like to show message asking user to enter password again so he can login properly.
If anyone knows how...
Re: how to use sessions
Please don't post duplicate topics.
Since you have no code, What's Wrong With My Code? is probably not the best place for this thread. If you'll give more details about what technology you're using, JSP/Servlets, a Web Framework, JavaScript, etc., we can locate the code appropriately.
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