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• Re: Is asp.net membership the way to go for me?

  TATWORTH, Thank you for your reply, all those are things I need to think a lot about. As for your questions, it's an internet application to be used by many different clients we already have... so IPs will be from all over the place. What does this mean for me when maknig something like this?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by azammitt on 7/18/2008

• Re: Is asp.net membership the way to go for me?

  jpcoliveros, Thanks for your reply. I think I might be able to get away with using the membership pattern for basic login/logout features.. But my best best might just be redoing how roles are handled and create my own classes with functions like a IsInRole(username, role, location) type functions.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by azammitt on 7/18/2008

• Re: Is asp.net membership the way to go for me?

  Jeev, Yes, you can add many different roles to one user. The problem is I'd like to add a role that can apply to just one plant, and then a role that just applies to another. So.. say a user logs in and has "super user" access to their companys headquarter information, but has "basic user" access to another location at the same time. The super user for the headquarters will grant access to reports that only super users can see, but will not be able to view the reports of the

  Posted to Security (Forum) by azammitt on 7/18/2008

• Re: Is asp.net membership the way to go for me?

  How do you work around having different roles for each plant for a user?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by azammitt on 7/18/2008

• Is asp.net membership the way to go for me?

  I've used the membership classes in smaller applications before and it's been great. However, a new application is going to require more complex security then what I've done in the past. Here are some of the requirements that deal with the security side of this new application It's a reporting/invoicing/managing software... There will be users (the customers) The user can belong do different plants of it's company The user can have a different role for each plant The role for

  Posted to Security (Forum) by azammitt on 7/18/2008

• data entry problem

  Hello! I'm trying to use asp.net to create an entry page and I'm not quite sure whats the best technique/controls to use. Imagine two text boxes and a button. One text box is for an item's name, the other is for comments on that item. When the user clicks the button, I want the item/comments to be displayed on the page in a table of some sort. The user should be able to add multiple items/comments as many times as they like. Then when the user is done filling that out, another button

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by azammitt on 7/10/2008

• Re: SQL Help

  Thank you both for the help, my problems are solved.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by azammitt on 6/15/2007

• Re: SQL Help

  Thank you for your reply. I'm trying to use this query in a current page of our system. The current query uses the "select * from table where value in ( 'data', 'data')" and works very quickly. I tried to do it with the "OR LIKE" method and it bogs the whole system down and eventually times out a few minutes later (when only trying to query 2 'data' fields) The table it is querying is over a million records and we allow the user to enter at most 50

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by azammitt on 6/15/2007

• SQL Help

  Hello Is there any way to make a statment like this : Select * from table where value in ( 'data1', 'data2', 'data3' ) work like this: Select * from table where value in ( %'data1%', '%data2%', '%data3%' ) Please let me know if you need more information. Thank you

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by azammitt on 6/15/2007

• Re: Average

  For Each x As Rating In ArticleRatings avg = avg + x.RatingValue Next avg = avg / ArticleRatings.Count that should work

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by azammitt on 5/2/2007