How to make user login/Register , save those and send at every app loading time

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Hi,.
I am making an windows phone application where i use login credentials for the first time..
how should i make the login saved and directly move to next page whenever opened next time.

Then after if the user closes the the app and terminates the app and closes the application he should directly go to the second page.
how to achieve this ?

Posted 2-Jul-15 1:34am

Aditya_Goud

Updated 6-Jul-15 0:13am

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gggustafson 5-Jul-15 18:15pm

I think that this is a poor design. Suppose a user logged in successfully and then logged out. Now the user leaves the phone unattended. What is to keep someone else from accessing the app without logging in? I suggest that you require a login each time.

Aditya_Goud 6-Jul-15 6:11am

its like an online recharge/whats-app kind of scenario. where we have registration/login in the beginning but we doesn't have log-out option, once the login registers/log's him/her in app the credentials are to be saved and automatically sent to server whenever app loads..

gggustafson 6-Jul-15 11:07am

Again, the design is insecure. Furthermore, any app that requires a login should have some type of timeout after which the user is automatically logged off.

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