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Unexpected behavior in DeactivateStep of the UserWizard control


Hi, all

I have the following: a web app using the CreateUserWizard control.
After furnishing the user creation, the page automatically logs out the
current user and than logs in the newly created one. On the
DeactivateStep (ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
there is no relevant code for such action, except that the current newly
created user is added to the respective Role (Roles.AddUserToRole
(User.Identity.Name, sRoleName)).

Any suggestions?

THIA,
Petar
http://a-wake.net
Apr 4 '07 #1
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Petar Atanasov wrote:
>
Hi, all

I have the following: a web app using the CreateUserWizard control.
After furnishing the user creation, the page automatically logs out the
current user and than logs in the newly created one. On the
DeactivateStep (ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
there is no relevant code for such action, except that the current newly
created user is added to the respective Role (Roles.AddUserToRole
(User.Identity.Name, sRoleName)).

Any suggestions?

THIA,
Petar
http://a-wake.net
pfff - there's a property - LoginCreatedUser with a default of true...

Regards,
Petar
http://a-wake.net
Apr 5 '07 #2

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