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ASP.net account login and account validation
I am creating a new website using the prebuilt ASP.net 4.5 template for the initial layout. The project already has a login and register page. But if I wanted to create another database and page from scratch, how could I go about user account login validation and make it secure and at the same time be able to have new users register from scratch? Anybody have a clue and can you give me coding examples?
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Any Updates on this? Is your issue solved?
Any Updates on this? Is your issue solved?
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Hello roopeshreddy, I am taking a look right now at the answers and going through them right now.
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Is it better to do Microsoft's asp.net wizard or is it better to code a solution from the ground up?
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How would you create an account system similar to Facebook or other membership associated sites which make you login by email?
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I am having a weird issue where the code is not executing the insert for the Registration Process into the database which I find to be rediculous. Now keep in mind that the new membership database that comes with a asp.net 4.5 C# Web Application does not have any stored procedures; so how does the insert get generated? Thanks!
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OK, here is an update. I am using a multi tiered setup for my membership. I am using the membership tables that the asp.net 4.5 application gave me starting off, but I am using my own code to work with since the typical asp.net membership provider does not work with these tables. So I have a custom profile table that I created that will store an image and information about that particular profile. So, I have the following tables:
Applications
Memberships
Profiles - Will not use this table, too generic and not enough information to use this table
Roles
Users
UsersInRoles
UsersOpenAuthAccounts
UsersOpenAuthData
CustomProfiles
If you have Visual Studio 2012 and you start an ASP.net 4.5 web application, the following tables are given to you by default if you choose to use the OpenAuth options for memberships
Applications
Memberships
Profiles
Roles
Users
UsersInRoles
UsersOpenAuthAccounts
UsersOpenAuthData
Applications
Memberships
Profiles - Will not use this table, too generic and not enough information to use this table
Roles
Users
UsersInRoles
UsersOpenAuthAccounts
UsersOpenAuthData
CustomProfiles
If you have Visual Studio 2012 and you start an ASP.net 4.5 web application, the following tables are given to you by default if you choose to use the OpenAuth options for memberships
Applications
Memberships
Profiles
Roles
Users
UsersInRoles
UsersOpenAuthAccounts
UsersOpenAuthData
So do you just want to move the login/Register page and still use same built-in membership provider or you want to have you own tables to store username/password and other user information?