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• Re: Custom roles and users interface

  The data connection string should live in the new 'connectionstrings' section of the web.config. The membership provider provides the functionality (methods) to delete and create users..

  Posted to Security (Forum) by richy_roo on 5/16/2005

• Re: Custom roles and users interface

  you need to create a class which extends(inherits froms) rolesprovider (put it in a separate assembly), then you need to write the code for each method (that you will use) finally you change web.config to get asp.net to use this new provider this article document how to create a membership provider, which is similar is concept http://www.15seconds.com/issue/050216.htm there are other articles on the web reply if you need something more specific

  Posted to Security (Forum) by richy_roo on 5/14/2005

• Re: Master Pages

  also check out this post, make sure you've not missed anything in the page using authmaster http://forums.asp.net/924072/ShowPost.aspx

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by richy_roo on 5/14/2005

• Re: Master Pages

  i've never tried this, sound like it should work,if it dont the option would be to wrap create a public method in your autmasterpage called AuthValidateUser which just calls the validate user

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by richy_roo on 5/14/2005

• Re: How to convert solution from beta 1 to beta 2?

  i also have some pointers on my site, which will help http://www.costall.net/blog.aspx?BID=1055 thanks

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by richy_roo on 5/14/2005

• Re: what is serialization?

  In simple terms, it allows you to take the state of an object and persist it to disk or send it to another application which can re-construct it. A bit like a dehydrated meal, you add water at the other end and you have the meal back again.. Web Services serialise objects in order to pass them around. check out this link http://www.csharpfriends.com/Articles/getArticle.aspx?articleID=94

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by richy_roo on 4/6/2005

• Re: <xsl:if condition> is not working

  try the following and repeat the input another 2 times changing the lic check, you can then format it all. <xsl:for-each select="I"> <input type="radio"> <xsl:attribute name="ID">rd<xsl:value-of select="@A-REF"/></xsl:atrribute> <xsl:attribute name="Name">rd<xsl:value-of select="@C-REF"/></xsl:atrribute> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="@LIC='1'"> <xsl:attribute name="Checked">true<

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by richy_roo on 3/2/2005

• Re: My first XML loop

  You could load it into an xmldocument object and perform an xpath query against it. eg.. dim _xmldocu as new xml.xmldocument _xmldocu.load("filename") dim _xmlnodelist as nodelist = _xmldocu.selectnodes("//table") for each _xmlnode as xmlnode in _xmlnodelist .... .... next can you be more specific on what you are trying to achieve - is you xml a flat file or a dataset

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by richy_roo on 3/1/2005

• Re: Confusion with technology :(

  XML is a format for holding data in a machine/human readable form. for example, I could send you an XML file which your application could read and process. Its extensible: adding information is a lot easier than to use csv. XML lends itself more to configuration files and messages, rather than a data store, yes you could use xml as a database, but performance wouldn't even compare to databases and its very much a 'single user' file. Visual studio uses xml to hold settings/configuration files and

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by richy_roo on 3/1/2005

• Re: &amp;lt;xsl:if condition&amp;gt; is not working

  You may want to change the name/ID attribute of the radio buttons for each i, by using , for example the a-ref. If you want to capture changes on form submit. could you explain what is a happening a bit clearer please.. thanks

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by richy_roo on 3/1/2005