ASP how to prevent navigation on pages unless logged into the website

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please help me to find how could i prevent the navigation on my ASP pages unless logged into the website
Thank You,
Shadi,
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Posted 22-Dec-10 21:13pm

shadi_abushaar

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thatraja 23-Dec-10 6:43am

Hi, Always mention things clearly in the question. Actually you have mentioned ASP.NET in Tag & ASP in question. I'm sure both are ASP.NET but some people may confuse. cheers.

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Solution 1

Are you talking about Asp.net pages? (You put Asp.net tag for the question).

If that is so, then, the Forms Authentication lets you implement this very easily. Please skip this answer if you are really talking about ASP pages (Not Asp.net pages)

If you use Form Authentication for Authentication, you just need to implement Authorization in your Asp.net application to implement this.

Forms Authorization lets you configure the page access to authenticated users very easily, in the web.config file.

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff647070.aspx[^] to learn more about this.

Posted 22-Dec-10 21:30pm

Al-Farooque Shubho

Solution 3

Inser Directory structure for authentication avoid the unauthenticated user in sub directory use forms authentication is the best way to do this

Posted 23-Dec-10 1:26am

TejuKrishna

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mylogics · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-22T21:37:00

Solution 2

you can also use folder authentication in this case.

Posted 22-Dec-10 21:37pm

mylogics