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• Re: Membership Provider should allow users to login with Email Address+Password instead of Username+Password

  The asp.net membership provider was designed in a way that it is very easy to add existing events to the control to allow users to login with their choice of email address or user name. 1. Login Page: Add a new event handler to the login control: OnLoggingIn ="Login_OnLoggingIn" In your code behind get the UserName for the email address by calling the procedure: aspnet_Membership_GetUserByEmail 2. Code Behind: I Kept this very simple. If the user entered an @ in the user id, then I assume

  Posted to Feature Requests (Forum) by PatrickRR on 12/6/2009
  Filed under: membership, aspnet_membership

• Re: PunchOut Web Site - Reading Data Stream. Need to Respond back Via Datastream. How?

  I had a few people contact me regarding this issue. The site went live not long after my first post. I never followed up with the resolution. Many years later I took a snippet of the code and pasted it below. It has been a long time since I worked on a punch-out site, so hopefully the code here can help some folks. The code is VB.NET, and today I work in C# and my coding style has changed much since the days of this code... this is my disclaimer. Anyway, this is code from a shopping cart page and

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by PatrickRR on 7/14/2009

• Re: THIS IS THE FIX

  I finally have this move to a QA Server and the sites now FLY! Finally! If you have the .NET 2.0 SP1 installed just add the following to the machine.config (of course all sites will not check verisign any longer) <runtime> <generatePublisherEvidence enabled="false"/> </runtime> I tried to create an aspnet_wp.exe.config but it did not work. This code per other forums cannot be added to the web.config.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by PatrickRR on 4/28/2008

• Re: ASP.NET 2.0 - FIX

  After struggling with this issue on production servers we found out the issue by running a trace. IIS was going to a VeriSign IP Address crl.VeriSign.com to pull an SSL Revocation list. This would happen the first time a signed assembly was loaded by the IIS Worker Process. The second time you go to the page it was quick. If the assembly was unloaded and had to load again IIS would again call crl.VeriSign.com to get the SSL Cert revocation list. We were able to repeat this issue over and over again

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by PatrickRR on 4/18/2008

• Re: ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider slow - This is the Solution!

  After struggling with this issue on production servers we found out the issue by running a trace. IIS was going to a VeriSign IP Address crl.VeriSign.com to pull an SSL Revocation list. This would happen the first time a signed assembly was loaded by the IIS Worker Process. The second time you go to the page it was quick. If the assembly was unloaded and had to load again IIS would again call crl.VeriSign.com to get the SSL Cert revocation list. We were able to repeat this issue over and over again

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by PatrickRR on 4/18/2008

• Re: THIS IS THE FIX

  After struggling with this issue on production servers we found out the issue by running a trace. IIS was going to a VeriSign IP Address crl.VeriSign.com to pull an SSL Revocation list. This would happen the first time a signed assembly was loaded by the IIS Worker Process. The second time you go to the page it was quick. If the assembly was unloaded and had to load again IIS would again call crl.VeriSign.com to get the SSL Cert revocation list. We were able to repeat this issue over and over again

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by PatrickRR on 4/18/2008

• ASP.NET 2.0 - Pages SLOW (no data access, just rendering a page) why?

  I an ASP.NET 2.0 site and at times a page that does nothing more then render (no data access) appears to hang for at times maybe 30 seconds. I am not talking about the first request after deployment or the first request that fires up the worker process. This can happen at anytime. Clicking this page, that page, another page, and ........ wait 30 seconds on a page that does nothing but read a flat file with 10 rows, or does nothing but present a page for user input and no data access. This is not

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by PatrickRR on 12/21/2007

• TreeView Fires Session_Start twice (or second time)

  My site loads to default.apx in the Session_Start of the Global.asax I create a property object for my site. When I click on a node on the TreeView I allow it to post back so that I can capture the node and then expand it upon post back. Well the problem is, when I click on a node it fires Session_Start again. This happens once in the session. In the end Session_Start has fired twice. I know this is an issue with a Frame Page but I am not using any frames. This is tied directly to TreeView. Has anybody

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by PatrickRR on 1/30/2007

• Re: Data Access Layer & Return Values from Stored Procs

  Well now I know. The return values using the Data Access Blocks is due to the fact you can call the methods using values or SQL Params. If you want a return value you have to pass the parms and not By Value to SQLHELPER. If you search on RETURN VALUES USING DATA ACCESS BLOCK you will soon see how many people are banging thier heads against the wall. Finally after a lot of reading and testing I have it. CREATE A PARAM Array Dim SQLp(1) As SqlParameter 'My proc has two params Key, and Output 'Key SQLp

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by PatrickRR on 11/25/2005

• Re: Data Access Layer & Return Values from Stored Procs

  Hi Jake, To clarify I am using the Data Access Blocks and not creating my own Execute.NonQuery. See Next Post. Regards, Patrick

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by PatrickRR on 11/23/2005