I want to bypass requiring the intranet domain user to type in a username and
password when coming to my website, even the very first time.
If it's the first time I do a Membership.Crea tUser passing the username,
gotten from ServerVariables ("LOGON_USER "), a constant password (all users
have the same password), and an email address built with the username and a
constant domain name from the intranet.
However, things like User.Identity.N ame are still blank.
How do I programmaticall y login a user so that everything acts just like
when the user enters his username and password on a 'Login.aspx' page?
--
Thank you kindly,
Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS
2  4006 
Yo,
What you have to do is set an authentication cookie by doing the
following:
[c#]
FormsAuthentica tion.SetAuthCoo kie(userName, bool);
This way asp.net will load up the information for that username's info,
profile, etc.
If you need to manually load up the profile and gather some info first
before you do anything, use this:
ProfileCommon thisProfile = Profile.GetProf ile(userName);
Good luck.
-Brenton
Dan Sikorsky wrote:
I want to bypass requiring the intranet domain user to type in a username and
password when coming to my website, even the very first time.
If it's the first time I do a Membership.Crea tUser passing the username,
gotten from ServerVariables ("LOGON_USER "), a constant password (all users
have the same password), and an email address built with the username and a
constant domain name from the intranet.
However, things like User.Identity.N ame are still blank.
How do I programmaticall y login a user so that everything acts just like
when the user enters his username and password on a 'Login.aspx' page?
--
Thank you kindly,
Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS
Thank you for the response. I'll try your recommendation( s).
--
Thank you kindly,
Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS
"br*****@ungern et.com" wrote:
Yo,
What you have to do is set an authentication cookie by doing the
following:
[c#]
FormsAuthentica tion.SetAuthCoo kie(userName, bool);
This way asp.net will load up the information for that username's info,
profile, etc.
If you need to manually load up the profile and gather some info first
before you do anything, use this:
ProfileCommon thisProfile = Profile.GetProf ile(userName);
Good luck.
-Brenton
Dan Sikorsky wrote:
I want to bypass requiring the intranet domain user to type in a username and
password when coming to my website, even the very first time.
If it's the first time I do a Membership.Crea tUser passing the username,
gotten from ServerVariables ("LOGON_USER "), a constant password (all users
have the same password), and an email address built with the username and a
constant domain name from the intranet.
However, things like User.Identity.N ame are still blank.
How do I programmaticall y login a user so that everything acts just like
when the user enters his username and password on a 'Login.aspx' page?
--
Thank you kindly,
Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS
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