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You can add user to role using:<br />
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Roles.AddUserToRole(&quot;usern<wbr />ame&quot;,&quot;role<wbr />name&quot;)<br />
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You can use this code in the events of user created.
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You can add user to role using:

Roles.AddUserToRole("username","rolename")

You can use this code in the events of user created.

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&gt;&gt;Split: Mortaza_doulaty {<a href="http:#20317944" rel="ugc">http:#20317944</a>} &amp;&nbsp;sammy1971 {<a href="http:#20318318" rel="ugc">http:#20318318</a>}<br />
So where are my points?
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>>Split: Mortaza_doulaty {http:#20317944 [http:#20317944]} & sammy1971 {http:#20318318 [http:#20318318]}
So where are my points?

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I have a site with 3 membership roles &nbsp;admin, management, and user. &nbsp;IÃƒÂ¢Ã‚Â€Ã‚Â™m using ASP.Net 2.0. &nbsp;Can someone direct me, &nbsp;to a tutorial that will show me how to configure the membership wizard so it will set all new members to the user role only? Or show me how I can do this?<br />
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Thanks for any help!<br />

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I have a site with 3 membership roles  admin, management, and user.  IÃƒÂ¢Ã‚Â€Ã‚Â™m using ASP.Net 2.0.  Can someone direct me,  to a tutorial that will show me how to configure the membership wizard so it will set all new members to the user role only? Or show me how I can do this?

Thanks for any help!


Configuring membership wizard to assign specific role when account is created in ASP 2.0

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