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2 Login pages for forms based authentication

Asked by mrichmon in Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: login, authentication, pages

Is there a way to have two different login pages for forms based authentication?  (ASP.NET 2.0 C#)

I had custom built authentication that works, but would like to move to forms based authentication if possible.

The one catch I am having is that I need two different login pages.  There are two different kinds of credentials, one is standard combination of username/password, and the other is a combination of a different set of 3 fields.  There is no way to combine these two logins.

When you login using the username/password, you would get one role.  When you login using the other combination of fields you get another role.

So right now I manually test on each page if you are authenticated, and if not, depending on where you are trying to get to, depends on which login page you are sent to.  Ideally instead of testing on each page, I could use the allow roles in the web.config, but to do so I would need forms based authentication.

I don't think separate applications would work as there are pages that both roles share.

Any ideas?
Can this be done with forms based authentication or do I need to continue to use my custom method.View the Solution FREE for 7 Days
 
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