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This is a discussion on asp within the VB.NET forums, part of the Software Development category; may i know the coding when the logout button clicked how the back button of the browser ll be disabled??????...
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04-14-2007
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Re: asp
There are few ways it can be handled...
if you are setting session variable on login, you can set to nothing since you will be checking on all the pages to see if the user is authenticated ... another option is expire the current page .. Response.Expires = 0 Response.Cache.SetNoStore() Response.AppendHeader("Pragma", "no-cache") with this user should get page expired message if he tries to use back button... Let me know how it goes.. 
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