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  • Re: Authenticate two diffrent folder using forms authetication

    hi, i am also using Forms Authentication. I think you not understood my issue. Let me clear to you. In my single application there is two folder named "ADMIN" and "USER" and ther is also two login page "admin_login.aspx"(inside ADMIN folder),"login_user"(inside...
    Posted to Security (Forum) by swarupmondal on 08-27-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <location>, .net C# jobs, ASP.NET 2.0, asp.net 2.0 C#, authenicate users [Edit Tags], authentication, C#, Forms authentication, login web.config, logion controls, web.config C# ASP.net, web.config membership login, Web.config, "asp.net 2.0" "visual studio", login control, <asp.net>, logins, .ASPX [Edit Tags]

  • Authenticate two diffrent folder using forms authetication

    Hi, I am trying to autheticate two diffrent folder and i have two login page respectively in that two folder. Folder structure.... --Admin--->>Admin_welcome.aspx , Admin_login.aspx --User----->>User_welcome.aspx , User_Login.aspx Now i want when user acess the admin_welcome.aspx page it will...
    Posted to Security (Forum) by swarupmondal on 08-26-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <asp.net>, <location>, .net C# jobs, ASP.Net 2.0, asp.net 2.0 C#, authenicate users, C#, Forms Authentication, login control, login web.config, web.config C# ASP.net, web.config, .ASPX [Edit Tags], "asp.net 2.0" "visual studio", logins, logion controls, Authentication, web.config membership login

  • subfolder permissions w/ web.config not working...

    OK, i lookd through here and google, but to no avail. the web.config in the root folder works great, but when i add a web.config to any subdirectories or use <location> in the root one, i am still able to access the directories directly in the address bar i.e. http://www.website.com/admin/ lists...
    Posted to Security (Forum) by freek on 06-05-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <location>, 2.0, Access rules, ASP.NET 2.0, Authorization, Web.config

  • Re: Web.Config

    Hi, yes you can have multiple web.config files in the same project but not in the same folder. What happens is that web.configs override settings from a web.config that's higher in the hierarchy in a cascading way. Ultimately the web.config in the root of your project will override the default settings...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by XIII on 03-13-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <location>, web.config

  • Separate Login pages

    Hi all, I posted a thread but was unable to find the answer to my question. I realized that I posted it in the wrong topic so Im going to repost here. I have a web application that uses two different authentication mechanisms. On is regular asp.net membership/roles/profiles, and the other is an outside...
    Posted to Security (Forum) by volatilepuppy on 02-07-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <location>, Authentication Redirect, FormsAuthentication authorization web.config, Membershipship, Web.config, login control, login pages, authentication, login

  • Re: Master page details not displaying on login page

    Setup a Element" href="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b6x6shw7.aspx" target=_blank mce_href="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b6x6shw7.aspx"><location> Element in your web.config to grant access to specific folders and files. 1 < configuration > 2 < location path= "Images...
    Posted to Security (Forum) by markwsanders on 01-05-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: permissions, <location>, Web.config

  • Re: Newbie Question about security

    Typically you will have a Web.config file in the root folder. This is not a requirement. Technically you can have a Web.config file in any folder of your application. MORE INFO: ASP.NET Configuration is implemented using a Hierarchical Configuration Architecture .
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by markwsanders on 12-14-2006, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: <location>, Hierarchical Configuration Architecture, web.config

  • Re: Newbie Question about security

    Check out the <location> Element of the Web.config file.
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by markwsanders on 12-13-2006, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: permissions, <location>, web.config
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