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Topic: Active Server Pages Programming (ASP)



Expert: Srini Nagarajan
Date: 10/2/2005
Subject: Custom Window

Question
I have designed an application in ASP.NET and there are 2 webforms; 1. Login.aspx and 2 is default.aspx.  I have set default.aspx as start page and it then redirect [(if session("userlogin")=nothing then response.rediret ("login.aspx")] to login.aspx if user is not logged in.  But i want that when my application starts it should automatically starts in a custom window in which there is no toolbar,menubar etc. will appear; rather than window.open, because window.open create a new window instance.
How this can be done.  Please guide me.
Thanks in advance.
Girish


Answer
hi

You can do it using forms authentication to take to login.aspx if the application starts... you can't open into a new popup window, if you want you can open a window in login.aspx its got lot of coding need to be done...

Here is the site gives you what realy form authentication all about!

http://www.15seconds.com/issue/020220.htm

Happy Programming!

-srini

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