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What’s the best/most efficient way whether the user of my .NET web application is currently logged in.
I’m currently using Membership.GetUser() != null, but now that I realize that this involves a DB-roundtrip, I wonder if there’s a better way. Maybe HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated?
You have answered your own question. The
IsAuthenticatedproperty is the best way to do this.