PasswordRecover y issue

[paul.haines]

Does anyone know how to change the current mode in the
PasswordRecover y control?

I have an instance on the "login.aspx " page and, after the user has
successfully had their password emailed to them I was hoping I could
re-set it back to the "enter username", (or "enter password answer" as
the name's already entered), so they can try again. (Or even just show
a button which, when pressed, causes the same thing).

Any suggestions for how to do this?

I can inherit from the PasswordRecover y control, if required.

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

There are events that you can use on each of the controls. With
PasswordRecover y, you can do the work in SendingMail
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...dingmail.aspx).

You will then reset the password using password change abilities on the
MembershipUser object and aler the message:

e.Message.Body = "{your message here}"

Then let the system do its business.

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Does anyone know how to change the current mode in the
PasswordRecover y control?

I have an instance on the "login.aspx " page and, after the user has
successfully had their password emailed to them I was hoping I could
re-set it back to the "enter username", (or "enter password answer" as
the name's already entered), so they can try again. (Or even just show
a button which, when pressed, causes the same thing).

Any suggestions for how to do this?

I can inherit from the PasswordRecover y control, if required.

[paul.haines]

There are events that you can use on each of the controls. With PasswordRecover y, you can do the work in SendingMail (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ontrols.pa...).

>
You will then reset the password using password change abilities on the MembershipUser object and aler the message:

e.Message.Body = "{your message here}"

Then let the system do its business.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

I don't think I understand what you're suggesting. Do you mean all I
need to is clear the entered password and the control will revert back
to the "enter password" stage?

I'm not trying to edit anything with the email, (that works as
required), but do need to change the control's stage, so that the user
can get their password re-sent to them, or even choose another
username.