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1. What do you mean by &quot;track&quot;?<br />
2. This happens automatically with Forms authentication. If forms auth is enabled, the user would have to log on or .Net would automatically redirect the browser to the login page.<br />

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hello samtran0331<br />
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and how do we activte or use form authentication?<br />
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Yes u got my question
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Hello,<br />
I have thislogin control(login.aspx)<br />
now when login is successful,<br />
control is redirected to another page(start.asp)<br />
1) how do i track this user<br />
2) if user enters this start.aspx page in brower how do i check this if user is logge in or not and if not content is not displayed but user is redirected to login page
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Hello,
I have thislogin control(login.aspx)
now when login is successful,
control is redirected to another page(start.asp)
1) how do i track this user
2) if user enters this start.aspx page in brower how do i check this if user is logge in or not and if not content is not displayed but user is redirected to login page

1. What do you mean by &amp;quot;track&amp;quot;?
2. This happens automatically with Forms authentication. If forms auth is enabled, the user would have to log on or .Net would automatically redirect the browser to the login page.


hello samtran0331

and how do we activte or use form authentication?

Yes u got my question

login control, track user

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