RE: Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5

2014-02-12 Thread Tony Wright
...@ozdotnet.com [mailto:ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com] On Behalf Of William Luu Sent: Wednesday, 12 February 2014 6:36 PM To: ozDotNet Subject: Re: Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5 Hi Tony, While I don't know too much about these social/3rd party logins, there's an open source

Re: Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5

2014-02-12 Thread mike smith
IMO it shouldn't log out from third party provider. Example: I have gmail open I goto another page and open your app with google login I finish on your page, and logout I should be able to return to gmail and find it still logged in, not logged out by your app. Least surprise. On Wed, Feb 12,

RE: Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5

2014-02-12 Thread Tony Wright
with third party providers in MVC5 IMO it shouldn't log out from third party provider. Example: I have gmail open I goto another page and open your app with google login I finish on your page, and logout I should be able to return to gmail and find it still logged in, not logged out

Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5

2014-02-11 Thread Tony Wright
Hi all, I have implemented third-party login in my MVC app. I can log in using google, facebook and twitter. When I click the Logout button, it logs out from my application, but not from the third-party provider. To log out from the third-party provider, I usually need to go directly

Re: Authenticating with third party providers in MVC5

2014-02-11 Thread William Luu
Hi Tony, While I don't know too much about these social/3rd party logins, there's an open source .net library that does what you've implemented. So perhaps download their lib and see if it works the way you expect it to with regards to the logout. See: