I have a master page and there is ahref link on this masterpage. It is linked to page2.aspx When user login, he/she goes to default.aspx directly. When user clicks that link, the page goes to page2.aspx. The problem is that I want to clear cache of default page. This way when user clicks to link after login, he/she won't be able to go back to default page using back button on browser. Is that possible?
It is not possible to simply clear a page that is already in cache. Instead, you need to prevent the page from being cached by the browser:
Disabling browser caching for all browsers from ASP.NET
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I am new to Drupal, and facing an issue.
When I open one-time link of reset password it shows the Login button, and by clicking on this button, it does not open a page and says "The page isn't redirecting properly". But after 4-5 minutes, the page opens properly by refresh.
Can't figure out the problem.
Check for the duplication in the configuration of URL redirects
Here's my scenario: I have a page that have a link in the name of someone, when you click on it, it opens a fancybox and you can type a message in a text box. If the user ins't logged in I close the fancybox, and redirect the behind page to my login/register page.
What I need is that after logging in or registering, the user was redirected back to the page with the fancybox open and the text that the user typed before needs to still be there.
Anyone have a suggestion of how doing it? I thought about Sessions to keep the text, but I don't think that's the best way to do it.
How about using cookies for the same? Save to cookie in case you are redirecting him to login page and load it back when he is redirected back.
What can i do to hide my pages (Navigation) on the login page. So that it only shows up when a user is logged in.
You may do that by setting visibility on the page edit view.
I created an iframe facebook application with a canvas page. I have defined in this application a page tab (iframe) and added the page in a facebook fan page. A new tab is correctly created in the fan page. But the content is only displayed when the user is logged in facebook (if not, it's white content). The application is displaying a simple html static page and does not require any authentication.
Furthermore, the application can be accessed correctly when the user is not logged into facebook (direct access, not from the fan page containing the application tab).
Does anyone have an idea why the users which are not logged in, don't see the content of the tab in the fan page?
This is a known issue that has been already reported to Facebook Developers.
See here : http://bugs.developers.facebook.net/show_bug.cgi?id=15166
So i am afraid you just have to wait until it get fixed..
I am logged into a phpBB site in a Firefox tab.
On my site I load the same phpBB site in an iframe in another tab of Firefox.
When I load the iframe it takes me to the login page.
If I open the phpBB site again in a third tab, I am still logged in.
Is this because a new session ID is being issued because of the iframe? Or maybe it's because of the session cookies?
Thanks
It might be to protect against click-jactking. If the page detects that it is in a tab, it loads the login page instead. Try reloading the page with JavaScript turned off.