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BobLaughland
Hi There,
I am writing an ASP .NET 2.0 web site.
Just wondering how I can stop people accessing a certain page when they
shouldn't.
For example I have 2 pages,
test1.aspx
test2.aspx
I want there to be a link on page 'test1' which will take the user to
'test2', but if you type 'test2.aspx' in the browser pane, or hit the
back button it shouldn't let the user view tha page 'test2' page.
Basically the user will be filling out a form on each page, and the
information would be incomplete or inconsistant if they went to the
wrong page at the wrong time.
Thanks,
Peter.
I am writing an ASP .NET 2.0 web site.
Just wondering how I can stop people accessing a certain page when they
shouldn't.
For example I have 2 pages,
test1.aspx
test2.aspx
I want there to be a link on page 'test1' which will take the user to
'test2', but if you type 'test2.aspx' in the browser pane, or hit the
back button it shouldn't let the user view tha page 'test2' page.
Basically the user will be filling out a form on each page, and the
information would be incomplete or inconsistant if they went to the
wrong page at the wrong time.
Thanks,
Peter.