Setting up a Custom Membership Provider
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After a review of the three general situations that would cause you to create you own custom membership provider Patrick walks you through the creation of a very primitive membership provider and see it in action. Also featured in this screencast is a quick look at the membership database created to support the standard membership provider.
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should have just wrote an article saying 'make your customer provider inherit from MembershipProvider'
Thank you trobbins for this sample.
jspaur get a life.
At first I was discouraged, for the sake of time, of having to develop my custom membership provider.
But after seeing your video and reading a couple of articles , I realize that it is not that complicated.
Also it is equivalent to writind a BLL class, which I was planning to do anyway.
Excellent job, don't get discouraged by mean critics.
rvi
For example, I have a field in my custom SQL database that will be a bit field called isActive. If isactive is false and the user enters correct login information, I want the login control's error message to say "You entered correct login information, but your account is inactive. Please call ###-###-#### to have your account enabled."
...or is the ValidateUser method not the correct place to do this?
I believe this is very useful for those who intend to write their own custom membership providers.
I have one issue that I am facing with the custom provider I wrote recently. Could you please take a look at the link below and respond at the earlient possible?
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=393940
Regards,
Sunny
I believe this was very useful. I am facing one issue with my custom membership provider. Can you plz look at the post below and try to respond with a solution and explanation, if possible, at the earliest possible?
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=393940
Regards,
Sunny
Is the source available for download somewhere?
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