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You need to check the URLReferrer on the Request object to see if its empty and check the Cookies collection.
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You need to check the URLReferrer on the Request object to see if its empty and check the Cookies collection.

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Can you expand on this a little?
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I know I can detect when a person logs in via username/password but how can I detect when a person returns to the site (any page on the site) when they've checked the &quot;remember me&quot; box? &nbsp;I need to fire an event or something so that I can do some stuff one time when a person comes to the site and is logged in.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I know I can detect when a person logs in via username/password but how can I detect when a person returns to the site (any page on the site) when they've checked the "remember me" box?  I need to fire an event or something so that I can do some stuff one time when a person comes to the site and is logged in.

Any ideas?

Triggering event when member returns

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