The asp:LoginStatus

I can display the login status using the <asp:LoginStatus> tag.

Unfortunatelly, the object LoginStatus seems not to provide an attribute to
test it.

How can you read from the code (VB script) the login status?Progman
if page.user.identity.isauthenticated then
... user is logged in
else
... user is not logged in
endif

Good Luck
DWS

"Progman" wrote:

> I can display the login status using the <asp:LoginStatus> tag.
> Unfortunatelly, the object LoginStatus seems not to provide an attribute to
> test it.
> How can you read from the code (VB script) the login status?
>

The asp:LoginStatus

I can display the login status using the <asp:LoginStatus> tag.
Unfortunatelly, the object LoginStatus seems not to provide an attribute to
test it.
How can you read from the code (VB script) the login status?Progman
if page.user.identity.isauthenticated then
... user is logged in
else
... user is not logged in
endif
Good Luck
DWS
"Progman" wrote:

> I can display the login status using the <asp:LoginStatus> tag.
> Unfortunatelly, the object LoginStatus seems not to provide an attribute t
o
> test it.
> How can you read from the code (VB script) the login status?
>
>

The Location attribute is not supported by the OutPutCache directive??when i set in the di

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One of the OutputCacheLocation enumeration values. The default is Any.
CAUTION This attribute is not supported for @. OutputCache directives
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The MasterPageFile attribute is not supported by the page directive.

While just copying and pasting the standard master page example from the microsoft website: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/masterpages.asp

I'm constantly receiving the following error, what am I doing wrong here?

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Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: The 'MasterPageFile' attribute is not supported by the 'page' directive.

Source Error:

Line 1: <%@dotnet.itags.org. Page MasterPageFile="~/Simple.master" %>
Line 2: <asp:Content
Line 3: ID="Content1"

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Thanks!Are you using the .NET 2.0 Framework? It's still in beta and not released to the "masses" just yet, that's why I ask.
well damn :( it's a asp.net v2.0 feature :(
Yea I have a MSDN member ship and have been using 2.0 for a few months now. It is simply wonderful. There are a ton of changes that will make developing pages a lot faster. Productivity is much improved!
I really can't WAIT, just the masterpagefile thingy rocks!