I am running MCMS 2002 on a Windows 2003 server and have recently
deployed the existing code and content from my production server,
running on MCMS 2002 and Windows 2000.
Everything is working fine (I use site manager to deploy the content,
and am able to see all channels and create/edit existing content)
except for a problem on the logout link at the console when in
authoring mode.When clicked, the logout link does a postback (via a
javascript call to a MCMS internal generated function) but does not
log the user out, and the user can still continue with other console
functions like creating a new page.
There are no errors thrown, including any javascript errors so I am
not sure if the problem lies with the source code. I was thinking it
might be due to my environment setup.
I would like to test if I can log a user out by trying to logout from
a customised function. This will allow me to test if the problem lies
with the function call and not the environment. I haven't found any
examples as of yet, and was hoping if someone could provide a generic
logout function.
Would appreciate any help on this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Derek
If you're using Forms Authentication, then just call:
Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web.Security.CmsFormsAuthentication.SignOut();
Then do a Response.Redirect to another page and you should be signed out.
If people can't log out, maybe it's using Windows Authentication in your new
environment, in which case there's no concept of signing out?
--
Glen Wells
Cubik
www.cubik.co.uk
"derek" <dere...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1177493647.9...@n15g2000prd.googlegroups.com...