N Niraj Ranka Oct 18, 2005 #2 Its the right time for u... Please visit microsoft learning site... they are giving free learning tutorials... now... Hurry Regards, Niraj Ranka
Its the right time for u... Please visit microsoft learning site... they are giving free learning tutorials... now... Hurry Regards, Niraj Ranka
G Guest Oct 18, 2005 #3 Hi, You can find a lot of stuff here http://www.asp.net/vwd/default.aspx?tabindex=4&tabid=46
M Matthew Nov 22, 2005 #5 Instead of doing the Auth the way MS wants you to, I modified it to do DB driven authentication.... Use the supplied logon control and change the Login_Authenticate event. In the event check the users agenst a DB or XML etc... When your done just set e.Authenticated to True or False
Instead of doing the Auth the way MS wants you to, I modified it to do DB driven authentication.... Use the supplied logon control and change the Login_Authenticate event. In the event check the users agenst a DB or XML etc... When your done just set e.Authenticated to True or False
S Scott Allen Nov 23, 2005 #6 Instead of doing the Auth the way MS wants you to, I modified it to do DB driven authentication.... Click to expand... Isn't the SqlMemberhipProvider DB driven?
Instead of doing the Auth the way MS wants you to, I modified it to do DB driven authentication.... Click to expand... Isn't the SqlMemberhipProvider DB driven?
