I've looked for hours across google trying to find something that will
work. No one seems to have anything. Mostly their just talking about
the login controls and such. I'm going to keep digging through google,
but if anyone has any scripts they could post, that would be great. I
know I used to have a script that I used with ASP.NET 1.1 that would
work, but i no longer have it.
Basically what I have to use right now is a SQL 2005 database, ASP.NET
2.0, and VB.NET codebehind. I just can;t figure it out.
Shawn Wildermuth (C# MVP) wrote:
Quote:
Hello Kivak,
>
Ah, now I understand. The Administration Website stuff is only supported
on local systems, but the login/authentication stuff works fine. I tend to
run teh administration stuff remotely (e.g. on my laptop) with connection
strings pointing at the host's DB server. I am not sure I want the admin
site to stuff to work on the site's host. If you need admin stuff on the
hosts server, then you will need to use something different and google is
your friend there.
>
>
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
Speaker, Author and C# MVP
http://adoguy.com
>
Quote:
When I put in the login control and click "Administer Website", an
error comes up that says:
'Error invoking Ad&minister Website'. Details:
The Web Site Administration Tool is only supported on localhost and
disk based web sites
Am I missing something?
Kivak
Shawn Wildermuth wrote:
Quote:
Hello Kivak,
>
The ASP.NET 2.0 Login controls works on non-localhost websites fine.
What is your particular problem?
>
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
Speaker, Author and C# MVP
>Hi,
>>
>I am currently trying to make a website that requires an account to
>use so it can disply the data according to the account. I have
>ASP.NET 2.0 installed and working fine. However, it is not my
>server, I am having a company host it. I know that you can use the
>"Login" control right in VS2005, but it won't work unless the
>website is on localhost.
>>
>Where can I find a good place to get or find out how to make a login
>control from scratch using ASP/VB script and a SQL server 2005
>database?
>>
>Kiv
>>
