LoginView and LoginStatus

[jsqrd]

Can anyone tell me me if the two subject controls work when using a
SQL Server database as opposed to a SQL Server Express instance? If
so, what's the trick to making it work?

I have the role manager and membership provider in the web.config file
and can acknowledge I can create users. Additonally, I suspect the
user is granted access since the login control ports me to the default
page after login.

Thanks in advance for your help.
John

[bruce barker]

change the connection string and create the database on the sqlserver
(see aspnet_regsql.exe).
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

jsqrd wrote:

Can anyone tell me me if the two subject controls work when using a
SQL Server database as opposed to a SQL Server Express instance? If
so, what's the trick to making it work?

I have the role manager and membership provider in the web.config file
and can acknowledge I can create users. Additonally, I suspect the
user is granted access since the login control ports me to the default
page after login.

Thanks in advance for your help.
John

[jsqrd]

On Mar 18, 7:33 pm, bruce barker <[e-mail]:

change the connection string and create the database on the sqlserver
(see aspnet_regsql.exe).

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

jsqrd wrote:

Can anyone tell me me if the two subject controls work when using a
SQL Server database as opposed to a SQL Server Express instance? If
so, what's the trick to making it work?

I have the role manager and membership provider in the web.config file
and can acknowledge I can create users. Additonally, I suspect the
user is granted access since the login control ports me to the default
page after login.

Thanks in advance for your help.
John

I already did that and I suggest it's working fine.

I say that because I generated a simple users.aspx page, added a
GridView control with an associated SQLDataSource control and can
validate the users access via the "LastLoginDate" from the
MembershipUsers table.

I would think the controls should include some reference to the
provider but cannot find documentation to support that theory.

Any other ideas?