I have integrated blogs from blogengine.net and i am logging into my website using Windows LiveID and i want the same login id(i.e. windows liveID) to be used for Blog.
When i Loged In and open blog page then it will open it in editable mode i.e. add/ edit blog post like we login into blog to edit/add posts. Is it possible if yes then please tell the procedure for this?
Right now i am using two different crentials to perform any actions on main site and on blog site. I want single sign in for main and blog site using Windows LiveID.
In the blogengine.net login page you can use Iframe to windows login authentication. You can keep a list of usernames in your database which contain only the usename (password is same as the username) So once you get a valid windows live user you can call
Memebership.ValidateUser(UserId, UserId); create the autentication cookie.
The default provider stores membership information in a Microsoft SQL Server database. However, you can use other providers as well, such as a provider for
Windows Live ID
Reference, which is the ideal case. Please do have a look at it as well.
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Login into blogengine post with Windows LiveID to add/edit post
Aug 11, 2010 08:52 AM|charanjotsingh|LINK
Hello Friends,
I have integrated blogs from blogengine.net and i am logging into my website using Windows LiveID and i want the same login id(i.e. windows liveID) to be used for Blog.
When i Loged In and open blog page then it will open it in editable mode i.e. add/ edit blog post like we login into blog to edit/add posts. Is it possible if yes then please tell the procedure for this?
Right now i am using two different crentials to perform any actions on main site and on blog site. I want single sign in for main and blog site using Windows LiveID.
Anyone hase idea about this please do reply.
Thank You
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Re: Login into blogengine post with Windows LiveID to add/edit post
Aug 11, 2010 10:09 AM|Charith Gunasekara|LINK
In the blogengine.net login page you can use Iframe to windows login authentication. You can keep a list of usernames in your database which contain only the usename (password is same as the username) So once you get a valid windows live user you can call
Memebership.ValidateUser(UserId, UserId); create the autentication cookie.
Please refer this article for more information
However in MSDN says
The default provider stores membership information in a Microsoft SQL Server database. However, you can use other providers as well, such as a provider for Windows Live ID
Reference, which is the ideal case. Please do have a look at it as well.
Charith Gunasekara | FAQ