Hi,
Use the revokeToken method of AuthSubUtil as well or else the user
will run out of grantable tokens eventually.
However, I've never understood why people would want to do this. I
look at AuthSub as creating a permanent connection between a user's
Google Account and your website. Certainly there should be a way to
remove that connection, but it shouldn't be the same as logging out of
your website. Who wants to go through the whole AuthSub approval flow
every time they log into your site? I know I wouldn't.
Just my two cents about design philosophy. :)
Cheers,
-Jeff
On Nov 6, 3:38 am, FireBird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI
>
> I want to know how do i log out ?
>
> I am doing null Session when user clicked on LogOut.
>
> If Request.QueryString("operation") = "logout" Then
> Session("token") = Nothing
> GetAlubm.Visible = False
> ObjPicasa = Nothing
> Session("ObjPicasa") = Nothing
> End If
>
> is it ok?
>
> -FireBird
> (The way of Searching)
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