c# - Is there any relationship between anonymous session ( which enables temporary profile ) and …? -
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There are relationships between anonymous sessions (where the random identifier is generated for anonymous users, which enables for anonymous users Use temporary profiles) and a session situation?
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If an anonymous user is authenticated, then we need to clear the anonymous identifier so that migrateAnonymous won the event is not a fire again but ASP.NET Why is it not able to detect that the user is now certified (because now this is a certification cookie) and thus does not send anonymous cookies back to the browser?
Thanx
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No anonymous identification uses its own cookie This session is not related to the situation.
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For example, an unknown user may have made some adaptations in the application. You may be able to store customizable information for that website as soon as the registers Please If it destroys the cookie at the time of authentication, you will lose access to the work that it did.
UPDATE (in response to comment):
From a completely technical perspective, it is entirely possible to automatically remove cookies, I think For example, if for any reason, you want to postpone migration to the next request, you can do so: for example, that they did clarify this step . The second thing I think is that the Anonymous Identification Module
ProfileModule
is a completely separate entity. None of them need to hire another. You can have many different customizations in many user customization modules that will work with anonymous identities. Profile Module
is just one of them (and note that MigratedName is not controlled by
AnonymousIdentificationModule
is). Therefore, design-wise, profile modules
anonymous identification cookies should not be touched . Unknown Adaptation Module
might block the request for some time and remove the cookie itself if it wants, but it decreases the flexibility and if you do not migrate it You will lose the data! .
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