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Mohammad Samara #1
Kill session / force sign out
Hello everyone,
Is it possible to kill the Application session on website leave event? i.e
using "FormsAuthentication.SignOut()" when changing the web site by entering
a different domain name in the address bar on Internet explorer.
Thanks.
Mohammad Samara Guest
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Keith #2
Kill session / force sign out
No. Because you have no way of knowing where the user is
going to. The only event that can handle this sort of
thing would fire even when they were going from your page
to another page on your site. And of course, there's no
way to extract what page they are going to (thank
goodness). In addition, there's also no way for you to
know if they have 5 windows open from the same session.
So if the navigate to CNN.com on one then hit the back
button they are still at your site and you have no idea
they left and came back. This is safe and secure and why
browsers operate in this manner.
website leave event? i.e>-----Original Message-----
>Hello everyone,
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>Keith Guest



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