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Asked: 2026-06-06T13:36:21+00:00

I’m using ASP.NET 4.0 with a LoginStatus control in a Master page. When the

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I’m using ASP.NET 4.0 with a LoginStatus control in a Master page. When the status is Login and I click the link, the current page is attempted to be reloaded. I can see that IsPostBack=True.

If I use Set Next Statement to avoid my code in Page.Load the redirect to Login.aspx goes without a hitch, otherwise the current page tries to reload and for some reason it fails.

From Page.Load, what is the best way to detect that LoginStatus has been clicked? A click event handler won’t work since it fires too late. IsPostBack won’t work either (on its own). I do have a BaseMasterPage class that is inherited by my Master page, but again, the Master page loads after Page.Load in all of my pages.

Do I have to handle this click in every one of the pages that use this Master page?

Btw, I also have a BasePage class that all of my pages inherit. I’m just not sure how to detect that LoginStatus has been clicked – and if it has, how to handle it. Would I force a Redirect? That seems like overkill…

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  1. Editorial Team

    The problem here was being caused by an <img src= that did not exist on a remote server. This was causing my page to load twice. The first time through, IsPostBack would be True. The second time through it was False.

    This is why I was unable to figure out why the redirect wasn’t happening on its own. I’m marking this question as answered even though I should probably just delete the whole question. :S

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