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CK - 26 Sep 2006 16:35 GMT

Hi all,
I have a strange problem. I have a login.aspx web form i use for logging in
to my app. It uses the asp:LoginView and asp:Login controls respectively. I
have this strange bug i can not figure out. When the user initially hits the
page, the styles are not applied and no images show up. Like I am using a
graphic for the sign on button. In the Designer in Visual Studio 2005 the
page looks exactly how I expect. Anyways, if you login and are
authenticated, you can press the back button and the page looks correct. All
the images are there, the styles are what I set them. I viewed the source in
and the paths to the images are the same etc... Any Ideas on how I can fix
this? Color and font styling seem to work. It is basically images are not
showing as they should. Including the image I point to in the <body> tag.
I am using themes and skin files and everything else seems to be working in
the app once the user is logged in. And I turn on enable themeing is set to
true and the there is a page directive that point to the theme.
Any ideas or suggestions? All feedback is appreciated.

Regards,
~CK

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Mohamed Mosalem - 26 Sep 2006 17:14 GMT

Hi,
I think you should allow anonymous access to your images folder like this
<location path="images">
         <system.web>
             <authorization>
                 <allow users="*"/>
             </authorization>
         </system.web>
    </location>

please let me know if you still have problems

Regards,
Mohamed Mosalem

> Hi all,
> I have a strange problem. I have a login.aspx web form i use for logging
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> Regards,
> ~CK

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CK - 26 Sep 2006 19:02 GMT

Awesome. That did it!!!! Thanks Mohamed.

> Hi,
> I think you should allow anonymous access to your images folder like this
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>> Regards,
>> ~CK

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