How to break session id after go on home page

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Hello Sir

My Problem is when i Login From Admin and without Logout I Put diffrent Login Url
then happen Page Redirect To Home Page

and when i Click on Browser Back then Session id not Broke and Call My Admin
Login Page so Please hel p Me how to Break Session Id

What I have tried:

Ex- http://localhost:55267/Admin/AdminDashBoard.aspx my First After Login URL

i Put http://localhost:55267/College/CollegeDashBoard.aspx this url instead of above URL

Then it goes to http://localhost:55267/Home.aspx?Flag=2 Home URL

but when i click on Browser back then my First URL Open Session Not Broken So plesae help me how to broke session and do not redirect to First URL it is urgent Please

Posted 20-May-18 20:17pm

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Updated 25-May-18 4:47am

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F-ES Sitecore 21-May-18 4:41am

You probably need to disable caching on the relevant pages. google "asp.net disable caching" for examples.

Member 12183079 21-May-18 13:35pm

will yo please give me code

Vincent Maverick Durano 21-May-18 19:42pm

Have you tried searching the term "asp.net disable caching"? It should give you tons of code examples, plus explanation about it.

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Shivnandan singh · Answer 1 · 2018-05-25T04:48:00

Solution 2

You kill a session like this:

Session.Abandon()

If, however, you just want to empty the session, use:

Session.Clear()

Session.Abandon(); // did not work for me either.

The way I had to write it to get it to work was like this. Might work for you too.

HttpContext.Current.Session.Abandon();

Posted 25-May-18 4:48am

Shivnandan singh

Updated 25-May-18 22:45pm

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