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    Default NTLM Login

    Hi, I'm using NTLM/NTFS security for users to login to a
    site with ASP on W2K. Is there a way I can log a user out
    with script when he hits a logoff button?

    Regards
    Nick
    Nick Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: NTLM Login

    Not really. You need to get them to close their browser window. It is the
    browser that sends the user's username/password as part of the HTTP request
    header. You can't stop that per se by using script, since that operates at a
    higher level.

    Cheers
    Ken

    "Nick" <Nick@hks.ca> wrote in message
    news:06ad01c35185$63788990$a401280a@phx.gbl...
    : Hi, I'm using NTLM/NTFS security for users to login to a
    : site with ASP on W2K. Is there a way I can log a user out
    : with script when he hits a logoff button?
    :
    : Regards
    : Nick


    Ken Schaefer Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: NTLM Login

    window.close()

    Or you can use:
    <input type=button onclick="window.opener=window; window.close();"
    value="close">

    The window.opener=window will prevent the warning about the browser closing,
    in IE. But this is something that is either fixed or will be fixed in an
    update for IE. This trick shouldn't be.

    Ray at work

    "Nicholas Tullett" <nick@hks.ca> wrote in message
    news:e4Ow5ieUDHA.2240@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
    >
    > Sorry about the double posting, I posted to the wrong group first. OK,
    > so I can't logoff the user, then can I close the browser using a button
    > without generating any popup windows except maybe to confirm?
    >
    > Many Regards and thanks for the answer
    >
    > Nick
    >
    >
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    Ray at Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: NTLM Login

    I once saw an article on MSDN about using a client-side ActiveX component to
    clear the credentials from IE. You might try searching at
    msdn.microsoft.com.

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    "Nick" <Nick@hks.ca> wrote in message
    news:06ad01c35185$63788990$a401280a@phx.gbl...
    > Hi, I'm using NTLM/NTFS security for users to login to a
    > site with ASP on W2K. Is there a way I can log a user out
    > with script when he hits a logoff button?
    >
    > Regards
    > Nick

    Mark Schupp Guest

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