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• Re: Adding StoredProcedure to a membership object?

  Hi, Thanks for your reply, but ever mind - I have solved that. What I was looking for is to add a method to the Objectdatasource which used the Membership class. In membership I don't have a custom method which I can use. I solved it by creating a class CustomMembershipProvider which inherits the sqlmembershipprovider, there I just added the methods which I wanted - claaing my custom SP's for filtering. Thank you anyway:) Have a nice day.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tengo on 9/25/2008

• Adding StoredProcedure to a membership object?

  Hi, I have a gridview. I use membership. By default all users are shown. Now I want to be able to filter the gridview by city. I have an ObjectDataSource for the gridiview. For the City filter - I have created a StoredProcedure - by my own of course. Can I somehow add it to the membership object so that it appears in the list of methods in the ObjectDataSource? Otherwise I will ahve to create a new datasource for the gridview in same page - doesn't make any sense right? Can I add somehow a custom

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tengo on 9/22/2008

• Re: Simple sql statement problem.. Can't get it

  Ok, I got it:) ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.GetUsersByCityID @CityID int AS SELECT u.UserName, m.Email, m.PasswordQuestion, m.Comment, m.IsApproved, m.CreateDate, m.LastLoginDate, u.LastActivityDate, m.LastPasswordChangedDate, u.UserId, m.IsLockedOut, m.LastLockoutDate FROM dbo.aspnet_Membership m, dbo.aspnet_Users u, dbo.City c Where o.UserName=u.UserName and o.CityID=@CityID and u.UserId=m.UserId ORDER BY u.UserName Yeeeessss:)

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tengo on 9/22/2008

• Simple sql statement problem.. Can't get it

  Hi I use membership in my app. I have the aspnet_Users table and another custom table containing the fields: UserName, CityName. Now I have to show all users from a certain city (which is typed in textbox..). How can I get all users detalis - from the aspnet_Users table, considering that I don't have any city field there but only in my custom table? In asp.net way, I can create a kind of arraylist and store everything there - all the datarows, but I need to solve it in the StoredProcedure level

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tengo on 9/22/2008

• Re: Accessing profile properties - please help.

  I have read these articles but didn't really understand what to do in my situation. For example I have to show some data in gridview. If the logged user is Inspector from region no 3 - then it will show only its records - so everytime when loging and showing different grids in the web's pages - I have to read the property (of region). Will that make my app too slow? (Because of the serialization and deserialization or whatever it is)? Or should I just create a seperate table of UserId and

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Tengo on 9/21/2008

• Accessing profile properties - please help.

  Hi, In my app I have a few roles. I use the asp.net membership and profile provider. The admin adds users, and he may choose their role. One of the roles is Inspector. An Inspecotr may be the inspector of a certain region. So as I choose the Inspector role (checkbox..) I must choose the ID of the Region - of which he wuill be an inspector. Now I have to save his RegionID somehow. Here I come to a confusion: If I save the RegionID into a profile Property called RegionID (I define it in the web.config

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Tengo on 9/21/2008

• Re: How to get the Text Boxes in the Grid View

  Hi, here are the reasons: The protected void GV_RowDataBound( object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e) method isn't assigned to your gridview I assume, and the same with protected void GV_PageIndexChanging( object sender, GridViewPageEventArgs e). Go to the properties of your GridView, click on the orange lighting icon above so that it will show you the list of events of the GridView. Double click on the RowDataBound and on the PageIndexChanging events and it will open you those events in the code

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Tengo on 9/12/2008

• Re: How to get the Text Boxes in the Grid View

  Yeah man!!!!!!!! Got it dude! Damn, that was a little complicated. Pay attention carefully to the code. Before using it, I must let you know that it is working for a GridView which has 2 fields in each row: lblID (not editable) and txtName (editable). But you can extend it for your use as well by adding just the fields text setting... Ok, here's the code: public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI. Page { protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { if (!Page.IsPostBack) { ArrayList

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Tengo on 9/12/2008

• Re: How to get the Text Boxes in the Grid View

  What is that piece of code you wrote above? Is that working? (What you tried to do there?)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Tengo on 9/11/2008

• Re: How to get the Text Boxes in the Grid View

  Oh yeah that's a nice problem!! I think I know how to handle it - let me think a few minutes and I will give you a possible solution I think, but that will in about 1.5 hour because I must go now for a driving lesson, sorry. I will write as soon as I return from there.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Tengo on 9/11/2008