Thank, but it fall:
I have created a custom Membership Provider, and set it as default
membership provider in web.config.
I have also set deny users ="?" in web.config.
When I use a login control with it, it work fine. but now I want to valid
with code like:
MyMembershipProvider myProvider = new MyMembershipProvider();
if (myProvider.ValidateUser("myid", "mypw"))
{
Response.Redirect("~/Home.aspx");
}
The ValidateUser return true, but it can't redierct to home.aspx.
I find the page.user.identity.name is none after ValidateUser, but if I use
login controls, the Page.User.Identity will set to the login id after valid.
How can I do?
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Looks fine to me, as long as it returns true or false.
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"ad" wrote:
I have create a custom membership provider.
The common usage of custom membership is set it as default Membership
Provider win web.config, and use login controls with it.
How can I use custom membership provider without Login Controls?
For example, the name of my custom membership provider
MyMembershipProvider.
Is the codes below right?
MyMembershipProvider myProvider=new MyMembershipProvider();
myProvider.ValidateUser(myUserID, myPassWord).
