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to logout the user simply use the setTimeOut function on the javasacript. This way the page will automatically redirect to the logout page and clear session / cookies<br />
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For clearing the history check out this post<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21289083/history-clear-or-avoid-BACK.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21289083/history-clear-or-avoid-BACK.html</a><br />
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you might also want to try using an IFrame as that will help avoid url on some browsers to come up.<br />

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to logout the user simply use the setTimeOut function on the javasacript. This way the page will automatically redirect to the logout page and clear session / cookies

For clearing the history check out this post
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21289083/history-clear-or-avoid-BACK.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21289083/history-clear-or-avoid-BACK.html]

you might also want to try using an IFrame as that will help avoid url on some browsers to come up.


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Can you please explain how to use the setTimeOut function? What is the difference with session.timeout?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
J
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Can you please explain how to use the setTimeOut function? What is the difference with session.timeout?

Thanks,
J

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Hello experts,<br />
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I have a small ASP.NET 2 (VB) website with authentication. After x minutes of inactivity, I would like the logged user to be automatically logged out and redirected to wherever.com. It would be also great to cleanup the browser's history (at least my website's entry) and any cookies or other traces of my site (btw, the site is nothing illegal or ethically grey... just sensitive information). How can I accomplish that?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
J<br />

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Hello experts,

I have a small ASP.NET 2 (VB) website with authentication. After x minutes of inactivity, I would like the logged user to be automatically logged out and redirected to wherever.com. It would be also great to cleanup the browser's history (at least my website's entry) and any cookies or other traces of my site (btw, the site is nothing illegal or ethically grey... just sensitive information). How can I accomplish that?

Thanks!
J


Logout, redirection and history cleanup

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