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Herman van Ruitenbeek wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I have a dotnet application and have to jump outside my website.
> In the redirect I give a return page.
> When comming back to this page I have to login again.
> 
> Can anyone tell me how to get back to my website with the same
> session active?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Herman

Hi Herman,

Assuming your using cookies I would check to see when they expire. I
would also do the same for the session state as well.

Also are you redirecting to another page or opening a new window and
how long is the person on the other site before they return ?

Cheers,
John

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Dear John,

I'm new to cookies and comming back.
The desired construction is like this.

I the primairy website you get the articles etc. for your order.
Then you press something lik [Order] and are redirected to another 
website in the same window.
After some actions on that website you are returned to a returnpage 
given in the redirect. Preferable you are stil in the same window.
It is possible to add parameters to the return address.

It would be nice if session variables are retained (like 
Session['AppMode'].ToString etc.)

My preference is the above method. But I can imagine this is not possible.

I'll look at the possibilities of Session state and cookies.

Thanks for your tips.
Regards
Herman

John Moshakis schreef:
> Herman van Ruitenbeek wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a dotnet application and have to jump outside my website.
>> In the redirect I give a return page.
>> When comming back to this page I have to login again.
>>
>> Can anyone tell me how to get back to my website with the same
>> session active?
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>> Herman
> 
> Hi Herman,
> 
> Assuming your using cookies I would check to see when they expire. I
> would also do the same for the session state as well.
> 
> Also are you redirecting to another page or opening a new window and
> how long is the person on the other site before they return ?
> 
> Cheers,
> John
> 

On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:50:37 +0200, Herman van Ruitenbeek wrote:

> It would be nice if session variables are retained (like 
> Session['AppMode'].ToString etc.)

Your session variables should still be there if you visit another site
as long as you come back before the timeout period (20 minutes by
default, IIRC), session variables should normally even be there if you
close the browser and open it again.

The only reason for this not to be the case, that I can think of,
would be if you have enabled cookieless mode. There are two ways to
ell 1) look at your web.config file (probably a good idea anyway) or
look at the URLs while browsing your site and see if they have extra
text appended.

-- 
Marc Rohloff [TeamB]
marc -at- marc rohloff -dot- com

Thanks Marc,

I noticed that it was sometimes available and solved this either way.

I will study the web.config more closely.
Thanks
Herman

Marc Rohloff [TeamB] schreef:
> On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:50:37 +0200, Herman van Ruitenbeek wrote:
> 
>> It would be nice if session variables are retained (like 
>> Session['AppMode'].ToString etc.)
> 
> Your session variables should still be there if you visit another site
> as long as you come back before the timeout period (20 minutes by
> default, IIRC), session variables should normally even be there if you
> close the browser and open it again.
> 
> The only reason for this not to be the case, that I can think of,
> would be if you have enabled cookieless mode. There are two ways to
> ell 1) look at your web.config file (probably a good idea anyway) or
> look at the URLs while browsing your site and see if they have extra
> text appended.
>