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  lberan

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  Users and Settings section of the Manage page on the Personal Web Site Starter Kit

  Dec 10, 2008 03:42 PM|lberan|LINK

  This paragraph is from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972963.aspx#pws_topic2 :

  When users register for your personal web site they will be placed in the list of users found in the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool. You can get to this tool by clicking the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool link from the Users and Settings section of the Manage page in the application. The other way to pull up this page is to click the appropriate button in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer or by selecting Website, then selecting ASP.NET Configuration.

  I cannot find Users and Settings section of the Manage page

  Do you know how to get to the web site adminstration tool from the website rather than from Visual Studio?

  Thanks.

  Lynn
  
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  Re: Users and Settings section of the Manage page on the Personal Web Site Starter Kit

  Dec 10, 2008 04:02 PM|anas|LINK

   Hi

  You can't use thr WAT on the web , it just can be used on development server .

  For managing users online , there is a free members and roles managment application which is provided by Peter kellner ,

  Take a look 

  http://peterkellner.net/2006/01/09/microsoft-aspnet-20-memberrole-management-with-iis/
  

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  Re: Users and Settings section of the Manage page on the Personal Web Site Starter Kit

  Dec 10, 2008 04:17 PM|lberan|LINK

  anas

   Hi

  You can't use thr WAT on the web , it just can be used on development server .

  For managing users online , there is a free members and roles managment application which is provided by Peter kellner ,

  Take a look 

  http://peterkellner.net/2006/01/09/microsoft-aspnet-20-memberrole-management-with-iis/
  

  Thank you for your reply.  I actually wrote .aspx pages to manage users for my project.  However, when I installed the starter kit and read that paragraph, I wondered if I had written those pages in vain.

  Lynn
  
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