Follow these steps:
To ensure that an HTML logout page is loaded from the Web server and not from the browser’s cache, set up the logout page so that it cannot be cached in the browser. For example, for HTML pages, you can add the following meta tags to the page:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="-1">
Important! Meta tags may not always work with an Internet Explorer browser. If not, use a cache-control HTTP header.
The Environment Properties screen appears.
The Miscellaneous Properties screen appears.
This URL is also displayed for self-registration and forgotten password tasks if you do not specify custom logout pages using the tasktagLogoutUrl property.
In this property, tasktag identifies the task for which you are configuring a custom logout page.
For example, to configure a logout page for the default self-registration task, enter the following in the Property field:
SelfRegistrationLogoutUrl
You can define multiple tasktagLogoutUrl properties to configure different logout pages for different tasks. For example, when you have different self-registration pages for customers and suppliers, you can define a different logout page for each task.
Note: You specify the task tag when you configure a task in the User Console. For more information, see the Administration Guide.
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