09-23-2016, 03:09 PM
To help me understand the use case, if a user logs out in one tab, then they would not be able to do anything but view the other pages that are open. If they tried to make a change and submit a form or something like that, they will be prevented from doing so and be required to login again.
From a real security standpoint, client side JavaScript cannot be relied on, because a user could simply disable JS processing thereby adding no more security.
So that brings us back to how this could be implemented on server side with the technologies available on most web servers.
What types of edits are you trying to prevent? are these forms being submitted, or access to a specific file?
From a real security standpoint, client side JavaScript cannot be relied on, because a user could simply disable JS processing thereby adding no more security.
So that brings us back to how this could be implemented on server side with the technologies available on most web servers.
What types of edits are you trying to prevent? are these forms being submitted, or access to a specific file?