Re: CreateUserWizard

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

The best way is to use the Membership objects to create the account and not
the Create User wizard. If you must go the later route, there are events you
can add handlers to that stop the login process. I am not sure which one of
the events is the right one (probably something like userCreated), but you
can use Lutz Roeder's Reflector to see which one logged the user in. That is
the event to override and do what you want instead.

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"ch*********@community.nospam"
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Is there any way to keep the CreateUserWizard from logging in the user
after
the last step is completed?

I have a form with the CreateUserWizard control on it, and I want
authorized
users to create a user account for another individual while THEY are
signed
on. I do NOT want to log them off after the user they enter gets created
and
log the newly created user back on.

Thanks for your help in advance.

[Misbah Arefin]

The LoginCreatedUser property can be set to false if you want to create a
user account but not authenticate the account after it is created. This
might be useful if you are an administrator creating user accounts, for
example, or if there is a waiting period before users can access the Web
site.
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The best way is to use the Membership objects to create the account and
not the Create User wizard. If you must go the later route, there are
events you can add handlers to that stop the login process. I am not sure
which one of the events is the right one (probably something like
userCreated), but you can use Lutz Roeder's Reflector to see which one
logged the user in. That is the event to override and do what you want
instead.

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

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"ch*********@community.nospam"
<ch*********@[e-mail] t.comwrote in message
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>Is there any way to keep the CreateUserWizard from logging in the user
after
the last step is completed?

I have a form with the CreateUserWizard control on it, and I want
authorized
users to create a user account for another individual while THEY are
signed
on. I do NOT want to log them off after the user they enter gets created
and
log the newly created user back on.

Thanks for your help in advance.