I need to learn how to create a click event for 2.0 LoginStatus control...

[clintonG]

The LoginStatus control does not have a click event.
If anybody is at all familiar with this control and can explain how to
create a click event I'm ready to learn something new.

<%= Clinton Gallagher

[Tom Spink]

Re: I need to learn how to create a click event for 2.0 LoginStatus control...

One day, clintonG wrote:
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> The LoginStatus control does not have a click event.
> If anybody is at all familiar with this control and can explain how to
> create a click event I'm ready to learn something new.
>
> <%= Clinton Gallagher[/color]

Hi Clinton,

It's got a LoggingOut event, which is raised after the user has clicked the
link to logout. I don't know if that is of any use to you.

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Tom Spink

[clintonG]

Re: I need to learn how to create a click event for 2.0 LoginStatus control...


"Tom Spink" <tom@nowhere.co m> wrote in message
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> One day, clintonG wrote:
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>> The LoginStatus control does not have a click event.
>> If anybody is at all familiar with this control and can explain how to
>> create a click event I'm ready to learn something new.
>>
>> <%= Clinton Gallagher[/color]
>
> Hi Clinton,
>
> It's got a LoggingOut event, which is raised after the user has clicked
> the
> link to logout. I don't know if that is of any use to you.
>
> --
> Tom Spink[/color]

Thanks Tom, I read through the class documentation and observed that event.
I've been thinking of changing the properties of the LoginStatus link text
to make the properties bold and red for example so the link text will be
more visible to encourage and remind members to log out before leaving the
site.

I need to learn to create events and over-ride controls sooner rather than
later and thought this control would be a good place to start noting I could
revert to using the Login control.

<%= Clinton Gallagher