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Author: Rahul Mahajan
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Multiple User Accounts with User Authentication with the help of Database connection.
I would like to share the ASP code prepared by me - Multi User Login & Authentication. It's a Multi-User Login code with new user registration, login, password retreving, account information, admin account etc. The code is written in ASP and VBscript....
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Author: Robert Bogue
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Working with SharePoint can get complicated. Even seemingly basic tasks are wrapped up in so many layers of automation and support that it can be hard to sort out what you need to do to accomplish your goals. Trying to determine how to change the login page in SharePoint is no exception. For this reason you'll discover how you can modify an out-of-the-box login page to build your own, which you can customize as you desire—including associating it with custom code....
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Author: Satheesh babu
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ListView is a new databound control that is shipped with ASP.Net 3.5. ListView control is similar to GridView, Repeater, and DataList which helps us to display a table of data with awesome additional features. We can use repeater control whenever we need to display the data in a custom format, as opposed to only tabular view in GridView control. The Repeater control lacks in certain features like edit, update and paging. Using GridView control it is possible to Edit/Update/Delete data but with ...
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Author: Helen Deol
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This is a control which will eases the work of creating the login form for Authentication.
We see it is a tiresome work for creating the authentication form for the projects. This control has all the built in feature for validating the user. With this, we can use select query or Stored Procedures to validate a user from the Database (SQL Server 2000)....
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Author: Robert Bogue
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Working with SharePoint can get complicated. Even seemingly basic tasks are wrapped up in so many layers of automation and support that it can be hard to sort out what you need to do to accomplish your goals. Trying to determine how to change the login page in SharePoint is no exception. For this reason you'll discover how you can modify an out-of-the-box login page to build your own, which you can customize as you desire—including associating it with custom code....
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Author: Yogesh
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This article shows how to allows pages to automatically maintain the current scroll position across postbacks.
The MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback page directive attribute allows to do that.
This feature is useful for large pages where scrolling is necessary to view input controls down further on the page.
There are three ways of applying the property to a web page.
1.You can set it programmatically Page.MaintainScrollPositionOnPostBack = true;
2.In the page declaration
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Author: Britney S. Morales.
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The login control is a good gift to save time in the way to make one of the most important tasks everytime that you developed a site, the login task (Who’s inside, Who’s outside) Inside the next lines I will try give you a basic, but functional login control programming, which one you can use in your project. The end of this program is to show the login page first (there is the login control) the user insert their login credentials (username, password) the page evaluates the credentials against...
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Author: Imar Spaanjaars
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You may be aware of the new ASP.NET 2.0 Profile feature that allows you to store and retrieve information for the currently logged on user. This Profile feature makes it extremely simple to store user specific information, like a user's address, phone number, or site preferences. (Note: if you're not familiar with ASP.NET 2.0 Profiles check out the section Storing User Profiles in the ASP.NET Quick starts). But what if you want to access the Profiles data for another user?...
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Author: AzamSharp
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In this article we will see different methods of authentication using new Login control which is introduced in ASP.NET 2.0. The first method will deal with MemberShip API and will show that how simple it is to authenticate using new API. Second method describes the custom authentication against the SQL SERVER 2000 database. And finally we will see custom authentication against an XML file....
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Author: AzamSharp
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Few days back I talked about that how you can use the Login control in ASP.NET 2.0 to authenticate against the credentials stored in the custom database. In this article I will show you that how you can the CreateUserWizard to insert create new users for your application. The first task that you need to perform is to configure your SQL SERVER 2000 database so that it can store membership details. The easiest way is to use the aspnet_regsql.exe tool which will open graphical wizard and guide you ...
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Author: Steve C. Orr
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The new Login controls and Membership API in ASP.NET 2.0 provide a powerful and automated way to securely store and manage user credentials. Together, they eliminate nearly all the boilerplate user management code that you’ve likely written many times before. This new system goes a long way toward Microsoft’s .NET 2.0 goal of a 70% reduction in the amount of code needed to write an application....
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Author: Wei-Meng Lee
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ASP.NET 2.0 comes with several new security controls located under the Login tab in the Toolbox (see Figure 1) that greatly simplify the life of a Web developer. Using the new security controls, you can now perform tasks such as user logins, registration, password changes, and more, with no more effort than dragging and dropping controls onto your Web form. In this article, I will show you how you can use these new controls to perform user authentication. To begin, lets explore using the LoginVi...
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Author: Dina Fleet Berry
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In ASP.NET 2.0 with Visual Studio (VS) 2005, you can program custom authenticated pages quickly with the Membership Login controls provided. These controls can be found in VS 2005 in the toolbox under the Login section and include: Pointer, Login, LoginView, PasswordRecovery, LoginStatus, LoginName, CreateUserWizard, and ChangePassword. These controls can be found in the framework library as a part of the System.Web.Security namespace. This article will focus on the Login control....
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Author: Microsoft .Net Framework SDK
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The LoginView control automatically detects a users authentication status and role and matches that information to appropriate template of information to display to that user. The LoginView control consists of a collection of templates that can be associated with an authentication status or one or more role groups....
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Author: Microsoft .Net Framework SDK
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The Login control provides the user interface to log a user into a web site. The Login control uses the Membership service to authenticate the user in your membership system. The default Membership service from your configuration file will be used automatically, however you can also set the Membership provider that you would like used as a property on the control....
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