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2/20/2008 3:04 PM
 

 

I hope I have a simple configuration problem that others can help me with.  I am providing log-on with a simple link to the WindowsSignin.aspx.   This provides a semi-transparent log-on without forms.  Now my problem, question.

What I want to do is -  If the user selects the link to log-on, I would like some method of detecting the user is logged on and replace the log-on link with a log-off link  (http://portalname/default.aspx?&ctl=logoff)  which logs off the user.   This would work the same as using forms for log-on and log-off.  Has anyone done this before?

Thanks in advance.

 
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2/22/2008 2:05 PM
 

That would require some custom coding. I don't know if it could be done using Javascript (not my strong point) or if it would have to be done as a module/skinobject.

 
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