[KamalRahman]

hi there im trying to record values from when a user logs in. for instance catching their ip address and so. so far i've managed to catch a few of the details as shown below in the screen shot.

heres the code for the aspx.cs file

session/.........

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        if (Session["ScreenResolution"] == null)
        {//therefore the session variable is not set
            //in other words redirect to the screen resolution detection script
            Response.Redirect("detect.aspx");
        }
        else
        {
            //Session variable is set
            //so therefore display it on the page
            Session["test"] = "test";
            txtIPaddress.Text = Request.ServerVariables["Remote_Host"];
            txtBrowser.Text = Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_USER_AGENT"];
            txtSessionID.Text = Session.SessionID.ToString();
            txtPage.Text = Request.ServerVariables["URL"];
            txtScreenResolution.Text = Session["ScreenResolution"].ToString();
            AccessDataSource1.Insert();
            AccessDataSource1.DataBind();
        }
        //unless a session is used a new sessionID gets allocated.
    } 

please help!!!!!

how can i record the date and username!

thank you

[digioz]

Are you trying to get the get the Windows Login Username and Time last logged in, OR are you trying to find the username and last login for an ASP.NET based custom login system?

If you are trying to find the username and last login for a custom login system, the easiest way to do it is to set a session variable and assign those 2 to it on the "login" page.

If you are trying to find the user's domain information however, Here is a complete list of Server Variables:

Complete_List_of_ASP_NET_Server_Variables.jpg

To print out what's in all of them on the page, just do:

C-Sharp Version:

string lsServerVariableName = ""; 
    
foreach ( lsServerVariableName in Request.ServerVariables.AllKeys) 
{ 
        Response.Write(lsServerVariableName + ": " + Request.ServerVariables(lsServerVariableName) + "<br />"); 
} 
    
Response.Write("<br />"); 

Or in VB.NET:

Dim lsServerVariableName As String = ""
For Each lsServerVariableName In Request.ServerVariables.AllKeys
 Response.Write(lsServerVariableName & ": " & Request.ServerVariables(lsServerVariableName) & "<br />")
Next
Response.Write("<br />") 

The one you want is "LOGON_USER".


Pete

[KamalRahman]

but in asp.net, where do i put the value in to get the user name

[digioz]

Originally Posted by KamalRahman

but in asp.net, where do i put the value in to get the user name

hmm... I don't understand your question. If this is a windows domain username, the value is put in when the user logs into windows. If its a custom asp.net login system, the value is put in when the user enters their username in the login form and submits it.