Here's the scenario:

• Just setup a new install of 4.0 with my web host.  (By the way, moving to 2.0 with WebHost4Life has been a MAJOR pain. I'll provide more details if anybody is interested.)
• Left the main "default" portal blank, I'm not going to do anything with that for now.
• Setup a new CHILD portal, added a new (unique) user as this portal's admin.
• Log out of host account, login as this new CHILD portal's admin user.
• Try to add new page, once clicking save or update, kicks me out to the login page.

It's not retaining the new user's login credentials when I try to update anything.  I can access the Admin tab fine once I first login, it only drops or logs me out once I try to make any changes.  As a work around I've been doing stuff as the HOST account.

Does anybody have any ideas as to what my problem may be?

Anybody?  I've found that once I give the child portal its own domain name, the problem goes away.  It only seems to be a problem when the site piggy backs off of the main site's url.

www.mysite.com/newportal <-- Site's admin user does not stay logged on
www.newportal.com <-- Site's admin stays logged in, all is working

The question still remains, why does the first scenario kick the new portal's admin user out each time I try to save changes?

Hi,

Please see:

http://forums.asp.net/1115029/ShowPost.aspx

I've been seeing similar behavior on my localhost development machine.  I personally think it's tripping on forms that use ASP validation controls which kicks out a call to webresource.axd.

I've been able to get rid of the signouts by adding a couple of lines to DNNMembershipModule.vb class.  If you can make changes / rebuild then I'd appreciate it if you could make the change and post back to lemme know if it helps any.  Here's the change I've made:

In  DNNMembershipModule.vb  - right beneath:

            'First check if we are upgrading/installing
            If Request.Url.LocalPath.EndsWith("Install.aspx") Then
                Exit Sub
            End If

I added:

            If Request.Url.LocalPath.ToLower.Contains("webresource.axd") Then
                Exit Sub
            End If

Thanks!


Shawn