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why don�t we get previous page after signing out?

 
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why don�t we get previous page after signing out?
 
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[Edit: not-so-nice response removed]
[ September 01, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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Akhilesh, that's not really the way we should reply to people here on Javaranch, we just need to ask Tinu S M to clarify his question!

@Tinu, can you explain what the desired behaviour is? I assume after you sign out that you want to return to a login page, is that correct?
 
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"Tinu S M", please check your private messages for an important administrative matter.
 
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Originally posted by Martijn Verburg:
Akhilesh, that's not really the way we should reply to people here on Javaranch, we just need to ask Tinu S M to clarify his question!

@Tinu, can you explain what the desired behaviour is? I assume after you sign out that you want to return to a login page, is that correct?



I apologize Martijn, but my intent was to get Tinu back with the question rightly framed.

@ Tinu, i am not aware if you read my reply before Bear edited it, but if you have felt bad by any sort then please forget or forgive. Happy ranching.
 
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Originally posted by Akhilesh Trivedi:
... but my intent was to get Tinu back with the question rightly framed.


That's fine. The question is poorly framed and needs clarification, but there are nice ways to do, and not-so-nice ways,
 
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my question is if i logout and then if i use the back button of my browser,
whtr i can access the prevoius page which i am using just before logging out ,if no why?
 
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Hi Tinu,

This is bacause of session management, when a user logged in, we can store user related data in session, when you log out, session is closed, thet is why you cant go back to a page which is visible while logged in. please read more about session management to get more idea about this.

Thanks,

Nishanth.S
 
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This is bacause of session, when a user is logged in, a session is created or say request is generated ..when the user is logged out..session is lost..
 
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Tinu S M looks like you have ignored sheriff Bear's post.Please pay attention to it.


if i logout and then if i use the back button of my browser,
whtr i can access the prevoius page which i am using just before logging out ,if no why?


Firstly please use real words "whtr" is not a real word.Read this for more information.
Depends on the web application design, although most of them will redirect you to login page some will show you the previous page(which is actually cached).

Hope this helps
 
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"Tinu S M", My request that you change your display name to adhere to JavaRanch standards was not a suggestion. Valid display names are mandatory for participation on the Ranch. Please change your display name as instructed prior to your next post.

Be aware that accounts with invalid display names are disabled.

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Thanks for the reply
 
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"Tinu S M", having ignored the warnings regarding your display name, your account has been closed. Should you wish for it to be re-enabled, you must contact me via email.
 
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