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Prologue
It’s been over a year since I finished this series of posts, and I really thought I was done. I found however (now that I’m using it in production at work) that there is a slight oversight I plan on correcting in this post. This will be a “short, sweet and to the point” posting. (And I’m not done yet… there’s a part 9. If you want to ...
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Prologue
A funny thing happened on the way to the… management page. I found a kind of an anomaly taking place when you configure your Membership Provider use one application and your Role Provider is configured to use a different one. What I found is that I had users I deleted still assigned to some of my roles (phantom users). Problem
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**Author Note – If you are bewildered by a line (perhaps two) that are red and bold, don’t they that they’re errors, they are corrections/additions. Please see the comments, after the article for comments regarding the highlighted line(s).** (If you want to follow along with the rest of the series, you can create the management page ...
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**Author Note – If you are bewildered by a line (perhaps two) that are red and bold, don’t they that they’re errors, they are corrections/additions. Please see the comments, after the article for comments regarding the highlighted line(s).** (If you want to follow along with the rest of the series, you can create the ...
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**Author Note – If you are bewildered by a line (perhaps two) that are red and bold, don’t they that they’re errors, they are corrections/additions. Please see the comments, after the article for comments regarding the highlighted line(s).** (If you want to follow along with the rest of the series, you can create the management page ...
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Prologue
**Author Note – If you are bewildered by a line (perhaps two) that are red and bold, don’t they that they’re errors, they are corrections/additions. Please see the comments, after the article for comments regarding the highlighted line(s).** (If you want to follow along with the rest of the series, you can create the management page ...
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**Author Note – If you are bewildered by a line (perhaps two) that are red and bold, don’t they that they’re errors, they are corrections/additions. Please see the comments, after the article for comments regarding the highlighted line(s).** (If you want to follow along with the rest of the series, you can create the management page ...
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**Author’s Note** – Thank you to everyone for your comments. It has come to my attention that I didn’t pay enough attention to a couple of the details. For that I apologize. I created the code that resulted in this page and then recreated it doing optimizations as I went and converting it from a page to a user control. Sometimes I ...
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Hi
I have an asp.net 2.0 project and am experiencing a problem.
In the project, I am trying to make use of Membership.
I have one Role, called "Basic User" and two users - "admin" and "test".
"admin" is a member of the Role but "test" is not.
I have only a few pages in the ...
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