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httpcontext.current.user.identity.isauthenticated always false

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Dear, please help me, I create two pages, the first one is the login page with user name and password textboxes - (not asp login control) , when clicking login button I check the login authentication, if it is true redirect to default page. in the default page if !IsCallBack then i check httpcontext.current.user.identity.isauthenticated if it is false i redirect the user to the login page. but my problem is that the httpcontext.current.user.identity.isauthenticated is always false. Below the section of authentication in web config < <authentication mode="Forms">forms loginUrl ="FrmUserLogin.aspx" protection ="All" timeout ="1" name ="LoginRedirectCallback" path ="/LoginRedirectCallback" requireSSL ="false" slidingExpiration ="true" defaultUrl ="FrmDBLoginConfigaspx.aspx" cookieless ="UseDeviceProfile" < < </ </ </enableCrossAppRedirects ="false">credentials passwordFormat="Clear">user name ="admin" password ="admin"/>credentials>forms>authentication> thank you for any help. Best Regards,

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