redirect to logon page after session timeout

[francois]

Hi,

I would like to redirect the user to the login page after the session time
out.

I tried to do a trick in the global.aspx.cs

protected void Application_BeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e)

{

object obj = Session["memberId"];

if (obj == null)

{

// do redirect

}

}

But it says that the Session object cannot be called in that context.

My goal is that I am trying to check at each request if the session object i
stored in my Session is still existing or not. If not, it means the session
is timed out and that i need to log in again and go back to the log in page.

Thanks for any help

Francois

 

[Antoni Massó Mola]

Try this:

if(Session["memberID"] == null)
{

Response.Redirect("redirectpage.aspx");

}

 

[francois]

the problem is that i cannot access the Session veriable in the
Application_BeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e) method.

When i run the project the Global.aspx does not compile and show an show
the following error

Exception Details: System.Web.HttpException: Session state is not available
in this context.

Line 55: protected void Application_BeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs
e)
Line 56: {
Line 57: if(Session["memberID"] == null)
Line 58: {


Then where can u do this check if i cannot do it in that method?

francois

Try this:

if(Session["memberID"] == null)
{

Response.Redirect("redirectpage.aspx");

}

Hi,

I would like to redirect the user to the login page after the session time
out.

I tried to do a trick in the global.aspx.cs

protected void Application_BeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e)

{

object obj = Session["memberId"];

if (obj == null)

{

// do redirect

}

}

But it says that the Session object cannot be called in that context.

My goal is that I am trying to check at each request if the session

object

i
stored in my Session is still existing or not. If not, it means the session
is timed out and that i need to log in again and go back to the log in page.

Thanks for any help

Francois

 

[salmonriaz]

Session

it is because you cannot access Session like that, try the following

protected void Application_BeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
HttpContext cntxt = default(HttpContext);
cntxt = HttpContext.Current;

if (cntxt.Session["SomeID"] == null)
{

cntxt.Response.Redirect("redirectpage.aspx");

}
}