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Login and Logout Page Navigation in Silverlight 4

In this article we will see how we can navigate to a default page when user logs out in Silverlight 4 navigation framework.

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Introduction

In this article we will see how we can navigate to a default page when user logs out in Silverlight 4 navigation framework.

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Create Silverlight Application

Fire up Visual Studio 2010, and select Silverlight Business Application Project from the templates. Name the solution as NavigationSample2.

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Let's talk about requirements; a particular link should not be visible if a user is not logged in and as soon as user logs out the link should not be visible. And the user would be navigated to the Home page if logged out.

The above requirement is pretty simple. To achieve this let's add a page called EmployeePage.xaml to the View.

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Now add the link of the EmployeePage to the MainPage.xaml.

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As you see in the above xaml display, the visibility of the Hyperlink Button is made collapsed.

Now we would handle the LoggedIn and LoggedOut events of the RIA Authentication.

In MainPage.xaml.cs, we need to add the following in the constructor to achieve our requirement.

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As you see in the above Constructor, we have handled the Visibility of the link button based on the Authentication.
If we run the application we can see the changes.

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The above links are displayed when user hasn't logged in.

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The above links are displayed when user logs in.

Now we would do the second part of the requirement, which is if user logs out it would navigate to the Home Page.

As you can see in our requirement "EmployeePage" is the restricted Page and restricted Link and other links are public. So we would handle the LoggedOut event in EmployeePage's constructor.

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As you see in the above code, it's very simple. We need to navigate to the required page when user logs out.
Hope this article helps.
 

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Diptimaya Patra

Diptimaya is working as a Sr. Software Engineer in Microsoft Technologies (C#). He is a Microsoft MVP in Client App Dev, he has a good hands on in Silverlight 2/3/4, WPF 3/4, Expression Blend 3/4.


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Login and Logout Page Navigation in Silverlight 4 by Rafal On July 29, 2010
Problem is - unauthenticated user can still open the EmployeePage direct from browser adressbar
http://localhost/NavigationSample2TestPage.aspx#/EmployeePage
You need to check user authentication in MainPage.cs ContentFrame_Navigating or EmployeePage OnNavigatedTo event and redirect all unathorized users to login page.
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Good Info by Mike On July 29, 2010
Might be worth mentioning the scope of this solution.  For example, this will only work against an ASP.NET server set up with Authentication installed.  I suspect this also requires that you have a SQL Server on the back end as well to store all the users.
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Thank you! by Robert On February 9, 2011
Thank you for this information. I looked for 6 hours trying to find this solution, and finally I have! Thanks so much!
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