I don't want to maintain session in browser after logout

DurgaPrasad Rajamahanthi

Scenario:

User1 logged in to browser in tab 1 with his credentials

user2 logged in to same browser in another tab with his cresentials

now i logged out user2 and in the same tab i logged in as User3

now i refreshed the tab of User1 then it is showing the details of User3.

Requirement:

once i click logout or i logged as a different user in the same browser then entire application from all tabs should not work and prompt user to log in again.

Thank you in advance please help me.

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DurgaPrasad Rajamahanthi8y ago
Laxmidhar Sahoo
ya both are right please try the scenario above i mentioned as it is
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Laxmidhar Sahoo8y ago
sir Mr. Ravi Polara Patidar perhaps is talling true.
I think You may use cookies that store your data localy

Clear the cookies and also session.
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DurgaPrasad Rajamahanthi8y ago
Laxmidhar Sahoo

asp.net with c#
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DurgaPrasad Rajamahanthi8y ago
Ravi Polara Patidar

you are right but please try the above scenario which i mentioned in the question.
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DurgaPrasad Rajamahanthi8y ago
Esakki Muthu

That won't work because if i log out the user2, and logged in as user3 the session is still alive.
it shows same user in two tabs. but i want that once logged out then all the session should expire and won't allow any user later
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Esakki Muthu8y ago
Hi check the following link hope that will solve your problem.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/a20beb/how-to-prevent-session-overlapping-in-browser-through-new-ta377/
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Laxmidhar Sahoo8y ago
sir
which tool you use
like asp.net ,mvc

for session management whether you use session or cookies
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Ravi Polara Patidar8y ago
Hello DurgaPrasad,

It's Simple.

One logout Button click Event Clear Session.

Example code here.
protected void Logout_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
Session.Clear();
Session.RemoveAll();
Session.Abandon();
if (Session["username"] == null&& Session["password"]== null)
{
Response.Redirect("Login.aspx", true);
}
}
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