Security :: Best Way To Add Additional Fields To CreateUserWizard
Sep 21, 2010
I'm using the ASP.NET Membership system to add new users to my site. It's working fine. But I'd like to force the user to enter additional required information (on a different aspx page) before they can successfully complete the registration process. What is the easiest way to direct and force the user to complete a different page of fields (stored in SQL in columns located on the same table as the basic membership fields) as a condition of completing the registration process?
In searching different sites, I see additional properties and templates like Wizard Steps, Continue button, Finish button---but I'm not clear as to which of these (perhaps none of them?) will allow me to accomplish this goal.
I want to create a user registration form, I used the CreateUserWizard control, and i intend to add more filed with the wizard interface, the fields were firstname,lastname, telephone all these with the textBox control and sex-male or female with a radioButton control, and upload photo with the FileUpload control.
After a successfull submit to the sql database, i should be able to retrieve all this informtion inluding the photo uploaded in another aspx page using any of the data control in y toolbox and resizein the photo to be 100/100 pixel size. pls could you write out the code (step by step details) to follow to implement all this in my asp.net 3.5 c# website. I have already created a table in my database, using userId as my ForeignKey.
1) Extend the CreateUserWizard control to insert additional User fields (eg. Gender, Age, Occupation, Address, Phone, etc...).
OR
2) Create a brand new Custom Membership Provider of my own and skip using the inbuilt ASP.NET membership system.
What is the best way to create a new User system with my own tables of User data as described above?
Should i perhaps still use the standard ASP.NET membership system and then extend my own Registration page to add more User data to my own SQL backend table using the Identity value inserted into the aspnet_users table?
I am using the CreateUserWizard to create users in my new project (I am a complete newbie), but the wizard currently requires information from the user that is redundant for what I need. For example, I don't want security question & answer in my form, but I am not sure how to remove them. If I just remove the text fields, it says they are missing. I am pretty sure I know how to require further information, but I am not sure how to remove some of the defaults from the wizard. Removing the columns from the SQL server shouldn't be a problem.
So, I am looking for a place to edit which information it should gather (and removing some of the defaults) and the SQL insertion code so I don't gather information I will never need and use.
I am experimenting with the customization of the createuserwizard by creating textboxes for FirstName and Last Name. I have altered the web.config file to add the fields, but where does the actual data get stored? What C# code do I need to create, if any?
I am using the CreateUserWizard in my VB.Net 3.5 web app. I added my own custom fields (First Name, Last Name...) to the form by using the CreateUserWizardStep and the CreateUserWizard1_CreatedUser event. Everything inserts fine into the aspnet_ tables and my own table. However, I cannot get the form validation to work. In other words, the form is ignoring the RequiredFieldValidators that I added.
There are multiple roles. (Role A, Role B etc) There are multiple input/output fields. (Field A, Field B etc) There are multiple permission levels controlling access to each field. (Read, Direct Edit, Edit With Approval, None) Each role has its own permissions to fields. (Role A has Read Permission to Field A; Role B has Direct Edit permission to Field A etc) Every role can be assigned to users and they are assigned by Geographic information. (User A is assigned to Role A for Continent: Europe - Country: Germany; User B is assigned to Role A for Continent: Europe - Country: France; User A is assigned to Role B for Continent: Europe - Country: France etc) Users can have multiple roles User identity is coming from Windows Authentication.
is it possible to represent this type of kind of multi-layered security model using ASP.NET internal membership/role providers? If so, what should my starting point be? Creating only custom role provider with custom methods and fields be enough?
I have a application that i am creating in ASP.net i need to be able to update a new column in the table users which is set up automatic with a asp.net project. I am trying to add a address line to the code
In addition to the fields defined in CreateUserWizard i want to add some more fields to store information in database for some purpose.But could not get the way to execute the task.
Similar to the "add more experience" functionality in [URL], I want to provide a "Add another location" link which should display an additional row of a set of 4 dropdowns (country, state, city, region). I'm actually using the CascadingDropDown jQuery Plugin for ASP.NET MVC [URL] for my location dropdown functionality, but I need to give the user the ability to add multiple locations. What would be the easiest way to handle this in ASP.NET MVC and jQuery?
I am attempting to customise the CreateUserWizard by following it in my book, but when I come to reference them in code behind I get an error saying 'FieldName is not declared' for each field i'm adding, they are present in the page with the correct ID's, am I doing something wrong?I am only trying to add a firstName and lastName field to the bottom of the CreateUserWizard and remove the need to a security question.
The default asp membership provider only allows for one security question and answer. Does anyone know a work around to allow for more than one question and answer?
I want to use the Control of ASP.NET (User wizard Control) to create user, but it only provide its default field like: -username, password, securityQuestion.All I want is the addtional information like Address, Company Name, Telephone number. And I know a solution by building it in 2 step, first the default username, passworld and the next step is the additional information. BUT i don't want to do like that.
When we use CreateUserWizard, how can we most simply create a user with additional data like department id, location id, and preference mix(multiple checkboxes)?
I'm trying to use a custom Principal (with custom Identity) for security. This all works fine for logging in, out etc. I am now trying to limit access to unauthorised users within my code as follows:
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Again, all is fine there. Except I need some more complicated rules, something along the lines of "Allow Admins. Allow Buyers, provided they have the correct department ID and are allowed to see this customer's credentials". All of that information exists within a database.
I would like to know simple thing, If i'm adding additional information to UserProfile such as: Country, PhoneNumber etc'.. So, I added a Table In my DB (which also Got all Membership Provider tables...)
UserProfile, and added Stored Procedures for it for Insert / Update... I would like to know, If I need to create in Business Object a Class for Profile Only? (Cause the User is managed Already by the Membership Provider) And Create for it Also in Business Logic -> ProfileManager with Methods that will use the Stored Procedures to Update and Insert Details? Do I need to do it like this? Or there is another way? What's the right way doing it?
I customized CreateUserWizard, added WizardSteps.... If I reload the page (F5) and I am in Step3, it goes back to the first step. How do I remain in the same Wizardstep if the user refreshes the page.
I have a blank page with a Captcha called Captcha.aspx. I would like to add this as the second step to a CreateUserwizard. The following is what I want to achieve:i) User enters their Username etc in CreateUserwizard and clicks the CreateUser Button(ii) After clicking the CreateUser button, user sees the Captcha.aspx page and enters the correct stuff in the Captcha box and click a continue button(iii) User account is created if correct details were entered in the Captcha else no account is created, rather the user is sent to a page informing him or her that no account has been created
I like to create users without the userwizard.Normally i do this with the userwizard, but i don't have it right now, want to do it with pure code.But how can i add the password to the user?Normally i use this code:
ProfileCommon p = (ProfileCommon)ProfileCommon.Create(CreateUserWizard.UserName, true); p.Email = ((TextBox)CreateUserWizard.CreateUserStep.ContentTemplateContainer.FindControl("Email")).Text; p.Save();
What is the best, i want just the easy way, like if i add a user with the Asp.Net web administration tool.
I'm using vs2008, asp.net3.5, c#. In the Password Recovery control, there is only user name at the UsernameTemplate. How can I , or can I, add an additional field for user to also enter their SSN? How do I verify this myself if Password Recovery cannot do the verification for me. I mean, where, like when the submit button is click? And then how do I cancel the submit for PR if tax id is not valid?
I have a createuserwizard where people input their information. When I hit enter after typing in the data in the form it returns me to the homepage. How do I set the default button for the createuserwizard so that it goes to the next step rather then back to my homepage.
I'm not sure if it has to do with the fact that I have a defaultbutton set in a form in the masterpage and that defaultbutton overides the other pages defualtbutton....
