To some what answer my own question. I placed the code in the page load event of a webform (BaseWebForm). I then set the parent of all of my webforms to this BaseWebForm. Setting up the inheritance to my BaseWebForm will work for webforms. I still have HTML pages that I must deal with.
So all though I ahve a work around, I would still like to know if I can use the Global.aspx file.
>I have a couple of ASP.Net apps running that the users now want a login on. I have no problem creating a login form and creating a transient cookie on a successfull login. In the page load event I can add the test for the cookie and if the cookie is not present redirect to the login form.
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>This is fine for the smaller app with only 6 different forms. The problem is the other app is about 40 forms. I can add this to each and every page but I would rather do something globally.
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>I looked into the Global.aspx but I cannot seem to find the correct event to hang this code on.
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>Does anyone know which event in the Global.aspx I can use?
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>thank you.
Fred Lauckner
You know, it works on my computer. I don't know what your problem is.
.Net aint so bad.