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Avoid session loss when using Cookieless sessions with XML Sitemap Provider
Login control FAQ
Comparing ListView with GridView,DataList and Repeater
April 2008 - Posts
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Preventing the Deleted Users from logging to your site
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anas
while working with Forms Authentication and Membership services , if the user selects " remember me " check box in the login dialog ,the runtime will create a persistent authentication cookie for him, the persisted cookie is responsible to keep the user...
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The Differences in Profile between Web Application Projects (WAP) and website
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anas
The profile services is a very helpful and easy way to add custom properties for your users which is not contained in the Standard MembershipUser Properties... for example , you may need to add the Marital status , Date of Birth, Address.... all of these...
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Redirecting the Users to different page based on there roles
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anas
Hi, While working with login control , you may need to redirect each user for a different page based on there roles.To do this , you can handle the LoggedIn event of login control( which will be fired after the user logged in successfully) protected void...
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