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How to Disable back button after signout/logout

write the below line(For C#) at the page/pages where u r after sign in and accessing them

On Page load event :

Response.CacheControl = "no-cache";

if (Session["SessionName"] == null)

{

Response.Redirect("Yourpage.aspx");

}

and it's done when u r go to the your redirected page & press back button of browser it will remain in the same page.

Good luck.

Asp.net Funda : Dynamically change the title of the page

just Write This line on the code Behind :
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Page.Header.Title="Your Text";
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and it's done.
Enjoy...

changing images on mouseover using javascript - javascript onmouseout and onmouseover event handlers

The onmouseover event handler is used for generating various kinds of interactivity on web pages. It's most often used for image rollovers. Image change on mouse over is actually quite simple once we understand the logic.

• To start off, we make two images, one for mouseover and the other for mouseout.
• The image that signifies mouseout is displayed in the tag.
• The image is given a name using the NAME attribute of tag.
• This tag is surrounded by tags, which contain the onmouseover() andonmouseout() event handlers.
• When a mouse cursor is brought over an image, the event is captured byonmouseover(). This event handler changes the image to another by employing thesrc property of the Image object.
• When the mouse cursor is removed from the image, we utilize the pnmouseout() to capture the event. This event handler changes the image back to the original.

We'll now construct an image tag and give the image a name using its NAME attribute.

SRC="icon1.gif" NAME="but"  WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="50" BORDER="0" ALT="..."> 

We use icon1.gif as the value for the SRC attribute since this is the image used for mouseout. The image is named but.

The two event handlers are placed inside the starting tag.

onmouseover="document.but.src='icon2.gif'" onmouseout="document.but.src='icon1.gif'">  SRC="icon1.gif" NAME="but"  WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="50" BORDER="0" ALT="...">   

As you would have guessed, images are a part the document object. The src property of the image object determines the source of the image.
Thus, when the mouse cursor is brought over the image, the event is captured byonmouseover() that changes the src property, icon2.gif in our case. The opposite happens when the mouse is taken off the image. You should also note that the image is refered to by its name. If this was not so, JavaScript would be confused as to which image to change!

jQuery - Creating a Slideshow | Switch on the Code

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