how to remain on same page after login?

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I create a simple login in masterpage.I want to remain on same page when login is occurred.
how to remain on same page after login in asp.net?
I use session but I dont want to use authentication.
I dont know redirect to which page(which address)?

Posted 10-Dec-13 7:14am

sahar11

Updated 10-Dec-13 7:27am

Richard C Bishop

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ZurdoDev 10-Dec-13 14:10pm

If you use FormsAuthentication you can do FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginUrl()

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Answer 1 · 2013-12-10T08:38:00

Show us some code so we can see what you are doing.

Anyway, once validated I suppose you could simply Server.Execute("thispage"). You would need some method to detect that the user is now logged in so as to display specific content (perhaps something in the PreInit event to do that (there are other ways to do this as well).

Are you simply trying to hide the login controls once validated?

Unless you have an overriding need to develop custom authentication why not just use what MS provides and then do as RyanDev suggests?