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  • Re: Automatic Role Assignment?

    Hi again and thanks for the reply... Im sorry, Im not a programmer by any means, I am just a novice at this and although I understand how the even works, I cant seem to place this anywhere on my page without it getting errors. For the sake of better understanding, I will paste my page source code here and if anyone could show me where to place the new code to make "Members" my default role, I would greatly appreciate it. <%@ Page Language="VB" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML
    Posted to Security (Forum) by Buck516 on 7/19/2006

  • Re: Automatic Role Assignment?

    Hi and thanks again... At the risk of proving my incompetence, I guess I'm confused by the term "event"... where exactly do I paste this code? My NewUser was created in VS so unless its and external file or application, I'm assuming this would go in the html code page? I didnt see anything in the web.config that looked like this......
    Posted to Security (Forum) by Buck516 on 7/3/2006

  • Re: Automatic Role Assignment?

    Hi, Im new to all this and my site requires 3 types of membership... Basic, Gold and Platinum Right now I just want to have the Basic membership, which is free to be automatically assigned. I am assuming that this event works, problem is, I have no idea where to find or put this event. I used the create new user wizard but I cant find anything that remotely resembles this? Even when I look at the page in VS it says no events. Help and thanks alot from us novice users :)
    Posted to Security (Forum) by Buck516 on 7/1/2006

  • Re: How can I use the ASP.NET Web Site Adminstration Tool outside of visual studio?

    Well I managed to get it to work... I reformatted my C: drive and installed winserv 2003 there, then: 1. Create a virtual directory that points to the web admin files. VirtualDirectory: myadmin MappedTo: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ASP.NETWebAdminFiles 2. Made sure I was running under ASP.NET 2.0. (Properties > ASP.NET) 3. Removed anonymous access to that virtual directory. 4. After that, I was able to connect to the web admin tools using the following url syntax http://localhost
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Buck516 on 6/30/2006

  • Re: How can I use the ASP.NET Web Site Adminstration Tool outside of visual studio?

    Well there is a way to do it, I had it done before but lost the syntax when I reformatted my HD. I need to access the database since its not automated. It sets new users as active but doesnt assign them membership roles, so I have to do it manually until I can find a way of doing it automatically. The problem with doing it in VS is that it locks the database until I close both. What I really want is an ODBC database that will work with my asp.net site and a way to administer it remotely. Thanks
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Buck516 on 6/27/2006

  • How can I use the ASP.NET Web Site Adminstration Tool outside of visual studio?

    This is what I tried; 1. Create a virtual directory that points to the web admin files. VirtualDirectory: ASP.NetWebAdminFiles MappedTo: E:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ASP.NETWebAdminFiles 2. Made sure I was running under ASP.NET 2.0. (Properties > ASP.NET) 3. Removed anonymous access to that virtual directory. 4. After that, I should have been able to connect to the web admin tools using the following url syntax http://localhost/ASP.NETWebAdminFiles/default.aspx?applicationPhysicalPath
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Buck516 on 6/26/2006
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