Mark

Thanks for responding. If the user is loged in Session.GetSessionVar( "UserId" ) returns a string.

Cheers

Lar

>Hi,
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>Is the user logging into Beta.com and then depending on this, he is then moving to Alpha.com?? I am finding your example a little confusing ... If what I have said is correct, are you using a cookie to track the person?
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>-Mark
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>>I have a client that has web site; let's call it alpha.com. Alpha.com is an active site and is the company's main site. The client also has another site registered; let's call it beta.com. When a user goes to beta.com they are forwarded to alpha.com/beta/beta.html, the url is masked so that they don't see the real address. When a user gets to beta.com there is a link to login. When the login is successful they can go to other pages related to beta.com. Here's the problem: Even though the login is successful, the user cannot access the pages because they appear to NOT be logged in. However, if the url used to get to the login page is alpha.com/beta/beta.html everything works correctly. Since the only difference between "it don't work" and "everything is cool" is the forwarding and masking, am I going to be able to do this? If so, how?