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• Re: ASP.NET Configuration option doesn't show up

  Yes, this happened to me once...I'm trying to find what I did to fix the problem...I'll post when i find it... Actually my Solution Explorer dissapeared too...

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/27/2007

• Re: Uploading a new file, and letting the database know!

  There are tons of resources on the web for this... search "PostedFile.SaveAs" and you should find many examples. Another way is to use a commercially available component. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323245 I like to use stored proceedures to save the reference data in a database.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by claybo on 4/26/2007

• Re: Form Authentication

  Try here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa480476.aspx#pagexplained0002_cookielessforms Look for Cookieless Forms Authentication, hope this helps...

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/26/2007

• Re: Has anyone added an array type to a profile item?

  Ok I figured it out... in the web.config <properties> <add name="Country" type="string"/> <add name="Gender" type="string"/> <add name="Age" type="Int32"/> <group name="States"> <add name="State" type="System.Collections.ArrayList"/> </group> </properties> </profile> code behind... // Create an empty Profile for the newly created user ProfileCommon p = (ProfileCommon) ProfileCommon.Create(CreateUserWizard1.UserName, true); // Populate some Profile

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Re: ValidateInput

  in your < %@ Page Language= "C#" AutoEventWireup= "true" CodeBehind= "Test.aspx.cs" Inherits= "Test.Test" ValidateRequest = "false" %> what happens when you change ValidateRequest="false" to "true"?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Re: Couldone Help Please withChangePassword Id setting up

  You're welcome...Let me know it it works in the end for you...your options are plain text in the db which is not good, encrypt the password before storing it (better) and hashed (best security wise but like i said before you can't email a hashed password) If you're storing critical info though like credit card numbers I'd still go with the hashed and forgo the emailing of the password.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Re: understanding password encryption - please help

  If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is there to hear it, will there be a sound? Sure if someone intercepts the password it's already decrypted when you send it which it would be using Symetric Encryption. Symetric Encryption is on the data store, so if they hack your data it would be very difficult to figure out what the actual passwords are. But when you send it, it needs to be decrypted first so it can be read by a human. The highest level of security is a form that doesn't let admisistrators

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Re: Couldone Help Please withChangePassword Id setting up

  Are you using hashing to encrypt your password? If so you can't email a hashed password. The only way around this is to change the user's password to a known value, and then save the hash for the new passoword.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Re: Custom error/check on createuserwizard not stopping sign up

  In your aspx page handle the OnCreatedUser or OnCreatingUser method. When it's fired just use a data reader to see if they entered the correct number in the code behind. aspx page... <asp:CreateUserWizard ID="CreateUserWizard1" runat="server" OnCreatingUser="CreateUserWizard1_CreatingUser"> code page... public void CreateUserWizard1_CreatingUser(object sender, EventArgs e) { //data readear code //handle the exception stop or create the user }

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007

• Has anyone added an array type to a profile item?

  Hello, I'm toying around with the porfile properties in the .net 2.0 Membership, Roles and Profile. I have read that when creating profiles you can use any type. I've been trying to implement an Array Type without any luck. My web.config profile section looks like this: <profile enabled="true"> <properties> <add name="Country" type="string"/> <add name="Gender" type="string"/> <add name="Age" type="Int32"/> <add name="State" type="Array"/> </properties> <

  Posted to Security (Forum) by claybo on 4/25/2007
  Filed under: profile membership array type