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• Re: Login control is suddenly broken in IE7 but works perfectly on Firefox (It works on both browsers locally)

  In Internet Explorer, go to Tools-->Internet Options-->Privacy-->Tick OVERRIDE AUTOMATIC COOKIE HANDLING-->Accept or Prompt First-party Cookies, Accept or Prompt Third-party Cookies. You may need to configure/switch off ZoneAlarm too

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Zasz on 5/17/2009

• Re: Login control is suddenly broken in IE7 but works perfectly on Firefox (It works on both browsers locally)

  Does the login control not work in IE (Internet Explorer 6 , 7 , any) and works fine in Firefox (1.0 , 2.0 , any )? The problem always occurs after publishing, right?, not during development (unless you've incorporated Google AdSense in the development version also). The culprit is Google AdSense people. A simple test : Use the visual studio comment toolbutton to comment out all the google scripts you've incorporated into your site, and check if login control works ..... I have created a

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Zasz on 5/11/2008
  Filed under: adsense, login works in firefox not in ie, google

• Re: PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Authenticated=true) seems to want something more than the authentication cookie returned by Login function

  Guess i gotta make my posts shorter and more to the point .... Can't say i've been flooded with replies ... Can anyone help me out with httpModules and hierarchial web.config files ? Can i give a different set of modules for web root and a different set of modules for subdirectories ? And how exactly are querystrings formed in the client side --- most of the examples of handlers and modules i've seen check for query string in the URL and respond to them.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Zasz on 3/23/2008

• Re: PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Authenticated=true) seems to want something more than the authentication cookie returned by Login function

  I finally found out the problem. PrincipalPermission kept failing becoz the thread executing the method decorated with the attribute did not have its current principal set to anything. You therefore need to actually create a principal from the authentication cookie from the request....... and set it as current principal to the thread executing the method so what i immediately did was (this did not work) : 1. In the global.asax file i inserted a new function Authenticate_Request which took the authentication

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Zasz on 3/16/2008
  Filed under: Principal Permission, WCF Service, authentication, Forms authentication

• PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Authenticated=true) seems to want something more than the authentication cookie returned by Login function

  I am trying to connect a .NET 2.0 c# application with a .NET3.5 WCF service. (Becoz .net 2.0 is less load on client systems and occupies lesser space) ALL PROXY CLASSES HAVE BEEN GENERATED BY WSDL.EXE. I'll mail to anyone wanting the code for the two projects just ask me at zasz@aveoinfotech.com . Appreciate any help or example code for this situation send to me via above address,Thanks in advance I exposed 4 services AuthenticationService RoleService & ProfileService & MyService. AuthenticationService

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Zasz on 3/10/2008
  Filed under: PrincipalPermission, .NET 2.0, authentication, client, WCF