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Why are you doing this? If you are using Forms Based Authentication, ASP.NET will automatically redirect users to login page if the user is not logged in.
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Why are you doing this? If you are using Forms Based Authentication, ASP.NET will automatically redirect users to login page if the user is not logged in.

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CodeCruiser:<br />
This intranet started as a simple web with some data entry forms.<br />
Basic login.<br />
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It's now balooned into an actual full blown massive business Intranet.<br />
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So...<br />
What would be the steps to implement Forms authentication?
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CodeCruiser:
This intranet started as a simple web with some data entry forms.
Basic login.

It's now balooned into an actual full blown massive business Intranet.

So...
What would be the steps to implement Forms authentication?

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If I place this code in my Global.asax file what web.config session state mode do I need to be in?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8226877">Private Sub Session_Start(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
	Response.Redirect(&quot;LoginPage.aspx&quot;)
End Sub</code></pre>
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If I place this code in my Global.asax file what web.config session state mode do I need to be in?



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