Re: [WebDNA] Logout via authenticate
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2011
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 107395
interpreted = N
texte = Ross,Ken is replying as though you are using the [authenticate] or [protect] =tag in webdna. Are you?You certainly can build a user-protection-security system that allows a =log out mechanism. But you have to build it to use cookies and/or =database to work to allow proper logout, and NOT use the [authenticate] =or [protect] tag.=20The best you can do while using the [authenticate] or [protect] tag in =webdna is to cause a logout button/link to go to a page that has =[authenticate] or [protect] set in a way that those tags will certainly =NOT allow the user in. <--- THAT will also clear the browser's stored =user/pass. It leaves the user looking at the unsatisfied authenticate =dialogue box, but perhaps may be more useful to you than forcing the =user to quit the browser to clear the user/pass. Especially if your =budget is low.. this may be good enough.- Govinda--------------Old WebDNA talklist archives:http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/index.tpl?db=3Dwebdna-talk> O, hmmmm. We have a login but they want a log out, Ok. Thanks Ken>=20> -----Original Message-----> From: Kenneth Grome [mailto:kengrome@gmail.com]=20> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2011 12:15 PM> To: talk@webdna.us> Subject: [WebDNA] Logout via authenticate>=20>> Anyone have code for a log out button=20>> once someone sign in?>=20>=20> There's no way to logout via the browser's authenticate=20> feature. The visitor must quit the browser to logout.>=20> Sincerely,> Kenneth Grome
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Ross,Ken is replying as though you are using the
[authenticate] or
[protect] =tag in webdna. Are you?You certainly can build a user-protection-security system that allows a =log out mechanism. But you have to build it to use cookies and/or =database to work to allow proper logout, and NOT use the
[authenticate] =or
[protect] tag.=20The best you can do while using the
[authenticate] or
[protect] tag in =webdna is to cause a logout button/link to go to a page that has =
[authenticate] or
[protect] set in a way that those tags will certainly =NOT allow the user in. <--- THAT will also clear the browser's stored =user/pass. It leaves the user looking at the unsatisfied authenticate =dialogue box, but perhaps may be more useful to you than forcing the =user to quit the browser to clear the user/pass. Especially if your =budget is low.. this may be good enough.- Govinda--------------Old WebDNA talklist archives:http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/index.tpl?db=3Dwebdna-talk> O, hmmmm. We have a login but they want a log out, Ok. Thanks Ken>=20> -----Original Message-----> From: Kenneth Grome [mailto:kengrome@gmail.com]=20> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2011 12:15 PM> To: talk@webdna.us> Subject: [WebDNA] Logout via authenticate>=20>> Anyone have code for a log out button=20>> once someone sign in?>=20>=20> There's no way to logout via the browser's authenticate=20> feature. The visitor must quit the browser to logout.>=20> Sincerely,> Kenneth Grome
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