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Using Login Control, But Don't Want User to See it IF Already Logged In

Asked by sspeedy00 in .NET, Programming for ASP.NET, .NET Framework 2.x

Hi everyone,

So I'm  using a login control that takes in a username/password and authenticates the AD user.  However, if the user has already logged in and tries going to Login.aspx, I want t hem to be redirected to Homepage.aspx.  

I'm sure I can do this in PageLoad using something like if(Page.Username == null) Response.redirect(HomePage.aspx).  What would Page.Session tell me?  I've used Session variables in the past, you store a value in them and retrieve them later, but what would Page.Session do?

Lastly, instead of me doing this in PageLoad, is there a property on the control that can take care of this for me?

Thanks.
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