I have a SQLDataSource I want to tie to the currently logged in user. Is
there any way to use User.Identity() .Name as a Parameter in the datasource?
The only way I've got this to work is by creating a label (label1) and
OnInit() setting label1.text = User.Identity() .Name. Then I can set the
SQLDataSource parameter to the value of the control, label1.
Thanks,
Ryan 5 1224
Can you use intergated authentication with the SQL server and avoid the need
to pass the username/password in plain text. You would also reduce your user
maintenance on the SQL server by using the domain's role authentication.
Jim Wooley http://devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley/default.aspx I have a SQLDataSource I want to tie to the currently logged in user. Is there any way to use User.Identity() .Name as a Parameter in the datasource? The only way I've got this to work is by creating a label (label1) and OnInit() setting label1.text = User.Identity() .Name. Then I can set the SQLDataSource parameter to the value of the control, label1.
Jim,
I'm using a SQL Membership and SQL RoleProvider to authenticate the user (VS
2005). These are Internet (not LAN) users so not sure how I would use
integrated authentication. The user is already authenticated by the time
they get to this page I just need some way for my SQLdatasource to know who
the currently logged in user is. The only way I've found to attain the user
information is by using User.Identity() .Name. If theres another way I'd be
glad to hear of it.
Thanks,
Ryan
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news:24******** *************** **@msnews.micro soft.com... Can you use intergated authentication with the SQL server and avoid the need to pass the username/password in plain text. You would also reduce your user maintenance on the SQL server by using the domain's role authentication. Jim Wooley http://devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley/default.aspx
I have a SQLDataSource I want to tie to the currently logged in user. Is there any way to use User.Identity() .Name as a Parameter in the datasource? The only way I've got this to work is by creating a label (label1) and OnInit() setting label1.text = User.Identity() .Name. Then I can set the SQLDataSource parameter to the value of the control, label1.
Hello Ryan,
To set parameter source for a SQLDataSource, we can select : Cookie,
control, form , session, profile and querystring. So creating a label
(label1) and
OnInit() setting label1.text = User.Identity.N ame is a property solution.
You also can set a session value as User.Identity.N ame, and use this
session value in SQLDataSource. And User.Identity.N ame is just the right
wat to get User Name when you use SQL Membership provider.
Regards,
Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Lead
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Thanks Luke, just what I needed to know.
Since you seem to know a bit about SQL Membership I'll ask you another
question. I'm wanting to customize my membership database because theirs a
lot more information I need to store about the users (address, phone number,
etc). According to this Microsoft article it looks like the User table is
what I want to modify http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...30(d=ide).aspx. However, I'm
a bit confused as to the purpose of the Membership table which stores what I
would think to be "user information" such as the users email address,
password, etc. Just wondering if I'm going about this the right way (modify
the user table, create a view that contains all user information from both
the user and membership table), and why this info is split into 2 tables.
Thanks,
Ryan
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news:l6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GXA01.phx.gbl.. . Hello Ryan,
To set parameter source for a SQLDataSource, we can select : Cookie, control, form , session, profile and querystring. So creating a label (label1) and OnInit() setting label1.text = User.Identity.N ame is a property solution. You also can set a session value as User.Identity.N ame, and use this session value in SQLDataSource. And User.Identity.N ame is just the right wat to get User Name when you use SQL Membership provider.
Regards,
Luke Zhang Microsoft Online Community Lead
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Hello Ryan,
I think it is the right article when we wants to add some customized user
properties like Address, phone.... To implement it, we need to create our
own MembershipUser and Membership provider.
For a customized Membership provider, it may access its own data store, not
the original database(aspnet db) provided by AspNetSqlMember shipProvider.
Like the Access database in the article
( http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...30(d=ide).aspx.) Therefore,
it is not "split into 2 tables", it is a complete new table in new data
store.
For more questions on asp.net security, you may post in
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.framew ork.aspnet.secu rity. I will work with you
there.
Thanks,
Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Lead
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