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but it goes back to login.asp
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.. what's your question??? @_@
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What page are you in now?<br />
Your login page or other pages?
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What page are you in now?
Your login page or other pages?

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In your other pages (not your login page check), you SHOULD NOT have the check with Request.Form because they will not exist
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In your other pages (not your login page check), you SHOULD NOT have the check with Request.Form because they will not exist

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Is your question answered?<br />
Sure?
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now i want instead to create a page with this code &nbsp; &nbsp;if fails go back to login but if it suceeds then i would like to go to index.asp<br />
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&lt;%@LANGUAGE=&quot;VBSCRIPT&quot;%&gt;<br />
&lt;%<br />
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Session(&quot;username&quot;) = Request.Form(&quot;txt_username<wbr />&quot;)<br />
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If Session(&quot;username&quot;) &lt;&gt;&nbsp;&quot;Cadillac&quot; Then<br />
Response.Redirect(&quot;login.a<wbr />sp&quot;)<br />
else <br />
Response.Redirect(&quot;index.a<wbr />sp&quot;)<br />
end if<br />
%&gt;
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now i want instead to create a page with this code    if fails go back to login but if it suceeds then i would like to go to index.asp

<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%>
<%

Session("username") = Request.Form("txt_username")

If Session("username") <> "Cadillac" Then
Response.Redirect("login.asp")
else 
Response.Redirect("index.asp")
end if
%>

redirect statement

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