Re: Forms Authentication Problem
- From: "vss" <tnr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 14:55:39 -0400
Yes! Default.aspx is in this subfolder.
The logic of my application is such that once user get authenticated it
takes him to 'defaultstart.aspx'
But as mentioned previously , if user try accessing the link second time it
tries to take him to 'defaultstart.aspx' and as user is not authenticated it
forces him back to 'default.aspx'( in browser url is
http://www.myserver.com/Xtranet/Default.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fXtranet%2fDefaultStart.aspx)
but this time around it gives 'The page isn't redirecting properly' error.
if user click once on the link and it launches the xtranet application
correctly...then if user opens IE and enter url address
http://myserver/xtranet/ it again gives redirection error.
But if user bypasses parent asp page and opens multiple IE sessions and
entert the URL http://myserver/xtranet/ then it opens the application
correclty in all browser windows.
Sincerely,
V2ss
"Luke Zhang [MSFT]" <lukezhan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:PSUMjCzyGHA.4464@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello,
With this hyber link, user will be redirected to the sub folder
"/xtranet/". Is there a "default.aspx" file in this sub folder? By
default,
an authenticated user will be rediret to this page if we just access
"/xtranet/".
In you first message, you mentioned:
but tries to access some random page and I get redirection Error.
What is the redirection error? is it redirected to a page not existing?
Also, if we directly access the ASP.NET web application (not from asp
application) like opening "http://myserver/xtranet/"in IE directly,
will this also generate the error?
Sincerely,
Luke Zhang
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