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Aravind Kumar replied to shreya verma at 08-May-08 12:29
Hope you've already set Session variables for userId too. Our requirement is to transfer the page flow to user profile page (say profile.aspx). Once user clicks Login button in the login page, redirect them to the Profile.aspx page, in Profile.aspx page load, check the type of the user using session and load it accordingly.



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  Tell this.... - shreya verma  08-May-08 12:15 12:15:23 AM
      Re: - Aravind Kumar  08-May-08 12:29 12:29:02 AM
          Plz tell... - shreya verma  08-May-08 12:33 12:33:29 AM
              In this way... - santhosh kapa  08-May-08 12:57 12:57:48 AM
                  tell - shreya verma  08-May-08 01:07 1:07:16 AM
                      it will... - santhosh kapa  08-May-08 01:13 1:13:08 AM
                          no - shreya verma  08-May-08 01:29 1:29:08 AM
                              hmm...confused - santhosh kapa  08-May-08 01:41 1:41:19 AM
      try this... - Vasanthakumar D  08-May-08 12:33 12:33:14 AM
      Try this - Sujit Patil  08-May-08 12:46 12:46:02 AM
          What to do??? - shreya verma  08-May-08 01:11 1:11:51 AM
              try this... - santhosh kapa  08-May-08 01:16 1:16:36 AM
              You can - Sujit Patil  08-May-08 02:12 2:12:26 AM
      If you are using Forms Authentication - Vaibhav Gadodia  08-May-08 01:08 1:08:32 AM
      See This - Sanjay Verma  08-May-08 06:18 6:18:36 AM
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