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• Re: Retain position after postback in datagrid

  hi Jim >> Can I keep position after a postback if my datagrid just uses the one page? Yes you add something like this at the top of the page <%@ Page language="C#" maintainscrollpositiononpostback=true %>

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by ReyN on 6/20/2008

• Re: How Do I Test ASP.NET User Access To A Directory?

  hi biggiantdog that depends on how you determine who has access to which resources? are you using Windows authentication or ASP.NET membership or some other form of authentication?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/10/2008

• Re: Membership provider ( )

  so how to start ? The simplest option would be to use the default provider ( and thus the default db ). if you have VS use the Web Admin Tool to set up the Db. Open your web site in VS, click on ASP.NET Configuration. Go to security, and follow the wizard step-by-step In fact if you have SQL Server Express installed, you do not even have to do anything else. The membership features will be ready after you answer all the questions in the wizard. But if you do not want to use the default Db, then you

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: password recovery

  i think what the original poster meant was if a user can recover his/her original password. I don't think so. the password sent is a new password that the user will need to use to login, then the user can change his/her password after

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: Membership provider ( how to start ? )

  ASP.NET membership is designed to be expandable, but not limited. meaning you can use any database but it must follow the minimal schema requirements, because, not only the Login controls, but the membership classes use this schema. with membership, for example, you can, not only provide automated login and create user wizards with a choice of password encryption, but also effectively use all the properties and methods available from the membership classes, such as GetAllUsers ( ), GetNumberOfUsersOnline

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: MembershipProvider and Machine.config

  hi you can set a default membership provider for each application on the same machine without having to change anything in the machine.config file. you can do so for each aplication's web.config file, defining only the attributes you need to change in the web.config file, and the application inherits all other settings from the machine.config. the key here is to first define a connectionString that points to your app services db ( where your membership, roles, profile, personalization data are

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: Authentication without user individual login every time

  hello if you are using membership, simply make sure that you provide the Remember me thingy in the login process. Or programmatically, you can use the RememberMeSet property to send a persistent authentication cookie to the user's browser, that is set to expire in 50 years Then ASP.NET membership does the rest for you

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: Login Controls with Oracle DB

  hi Brian >> Is it possible to map the login controls to a table in an oracle database instead of the one it defaults to? I Yes. The login controls ( as well other classes ) use ASP.NET membershp, which as you've noted, defaults to a SqlMembershipProvider . what you can do is implement a custom membership provider, and use that as your default provider, then you can use the membership features in just the same ways. it's not really that complex, msdn provides a backgrounder how-to article

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/9/2008

• Re: confused: connectionStringName for the ASPNETDB.MDF???

  hello tommychan first you have to define the connection string in your web.config (in the production server) like <configuration> ... <connectionStrings> <add name=" MySqlConnection " connectionString="Server=somewhere.com;Database=aspnetdb;User ID=whatever;Password=whatever" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> </connectionStrings> ... </configuration> and then within your system.web section you have to add the membership thingy to reference

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/7/2008

• Re: Role management and Authentication questions / Quering data based on user's log in information

  hello okay after spending your day learning the tutorials , let's go thru your question >> When a user logs in to the web site I need to determine what role he/she belongs to and take his cridential to call the right method on the webservice to query the right data for him and pass it back to the flexChart component as XMLWebService. if, as I am assuming that you need to return a different subset of data for each role, then you can simply do something like the following if ( User.IsInRole

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ReyN on 6/7/2008