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Rob Murdoch


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04-02-04 08:37 PM

I am using CS2000. I have an app using the AuthFilter set to Custom Authenti
cation. When a user requests a page in the application and they don't have a
 valid AuthTicket the AuthFilter correctly sets the MSCSFirstRequestedURL co
okie and redirects to Login
.asp. Typically users enter credentials, POST back the form, and login.asp s
ets the AuthTicket and redirects to the destination in the MSCSFirstRequeste
dURL cookie.

My problem is when a user changes their mind when viewing the login.asp file
 for the first time (before the POST). If they follow a link to another docu
ment requiring authentication the AuthFilter doesn't reset the MSCSFirstRequ
estedURL cookie to the new
document. It persists the document originally requested when the login.asp p
age was first viewed.

Can I change this so that the MSCSFirstRequestedURL cookie will always be up
dated? The docs indicate that AutFilter resets the cookie if there isn't any
thing in the cache. How could the account be in the cache if they never subm
itted any credentials?





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