How to logout the page if the session

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Hi,

How to logout the page if the session has expires in asp.net.

I have mentioned the code in master page. but, it's always logut the page even if the session exists.

See the code.

Masterpage.master
------------------
<script type="text/javascript">
function SessionTimeOuts()
{
self.setTimeout("RedirectToLogin();", 'any time period you wish to put here');
}
function RedirectToLogin()
{
alert('Your session has expired.');
window.location.href="/KB/answers/login.aspx"
//any page where you want the redirection
}

</script>

<body class="Bodybgcolor" önload='SessionTimeOuts()'>

Pls. help to resolve this issue.

Regards,
Ganesh.S

Posted 24-Jun-11 0:34am

gani7787

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Dylan Morley · Answer 1 · 2011-06-24T00:49:00

Please see my answer recently about a similar Session issue

Redirect to login page when the Session is Expired.[^]

The problem with your code is that it's all client side javascript - you haven't tested for the session anywhere, you'd need to call back to the server in order to access that.

As I explained in my answer, I really don't see the need for any of this. You can achieve correct behaviour of web pages by correctly setting pages to be non-cacheable