I\'ve a asp.net MVC app deployed to server it uses forms authentication and uses CustomSqlMembership provider basically I\'ve not changed anything in the SqlMembershipPRovider just copied the source f
I installed Visual Studio 2008 Professional(updated with SP1), then I uninstalled SQL server 2005 Express and installed SQL Server 2005 Standard.
I\'m confused in the proper time to use SQLMembershipProvider vs my own custom provider. I\'m building a system where users can create accounts; and then create objects in our system. When a user logs
We have an intranet system that uses asp.net with the sql membership provider.We have about 400 开发者_开发技巧users setup in the intranet.These can include employees, contractors, etc.
Inside the readme file of the ASP.NET Universal providers NuGet package is this quote The SqlMembershipProvider, SqlRoleProvider, SqlProfileProvider classes that shipped in ASP.NET through version 4
Here\'s the scenario: I have used default SqlMembershipProvider to implement membershp on a website. Now I\'d like to migrate to my custom membership provider. (FYI the provide I use is CodeFirst Memb
I want to create a web-app (a website) used in house by staff only. I want to use active directory membersip provider to authenticate users.
I am managing different roles pages in different folders in my application rote. Admin folder has all开发者_StackOverflow中文版 pages of admin. User has all pages of loged in user.
How 开发者_如何学JAVAcan I get the default asp.net membership provider name from code (C#)?Use Membership.Provider.Name this will return the name used in web.config file
I want to set the application name for my web app in the asp.net configuration, but nothing is working for me. It always says \"Application:/\". I have put quite a few hours into searching for an answ
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