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Fixes wording error #378

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Fixes wording error #378

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Update session_cleanup.md
Ranj101 Nov 15, 2023
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Make same fixes on v6, v7
josephdecock Nov 28, 2023
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions IdentityServer/v5/docs/content/ui/logout/session_cleanup.md
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Expand Up @@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ Typically you should prompt the user to logout which requires a POST to remove t
Otherwise an attacker could hotlink to your logout page causing the user to be automatically logged out.
This means you will need a page to prompt the user to logout.

If a *logoutId* is passed to the login page and the returned *LogoutRequest*'s *ShowSignoutPrompt* is *false* then it is safe to skip the prompt.
If a *logoutId* is passed to the logout page and the returned *LogoutRequest*'s *ShowSignoutPrompt* is *false* then it is safe to skip the prompt.
This would occur when the logout page is requested due to a validated client initiated logout via the [end session endpoint]({{<ref "/reference/endpoints/end_session">}}).
Your logout page process can continue as if they user submitted the post back to logout, in essence calling *SignOutAsync*.
Your logout page process can continue as if the user submitted the post back to logout, in essence calling *SignOutAsync*.

### External Logins

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