Is it possible to place a nested span inside
an <asp:LoginStatus /> control? So instead of just..
<a id="LoginStatus1" href="javascript:__doPostBack('LoginStatus1$ctl00','')">
Logout</a>
you would have...
<a id="LoginStatus1" href="javascript:__doPostBack('LoginStatus1$ctl00','')">
<span class="myCustomSpan">Logout</span></a>
I have a forms authenticated web site using a custom membership provider that seems to work OK in that it allows users to logon and shows their user name correctly usingYou are logged in as
<%Response.Write(Server.HtmlEncode(User.Identity.Name))%>
on the default.aspx pagebut at the end of devlopment (!!) I decided to add a Loginstaus control to allow logging out. I have a master page that I placed it on but it doesn't change when I successfully logon, always just shows the "Login" text. The log in control is on my Logon.aspx page, relevant web.config as follows:-
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="login.aspx" name=".ASPXFORMSAUTH">
</forms>
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I am using form authentication in my application and Loginstatus is using to logout .
My problem is I want to store login and logout information to database.
Which event handler should i use to insert logout time to database.
Im new into using login controls in asp.net. I have read some articles about Authorization and Authentication for ASP.NET pages. I store the user details in Sessions once the user successfully login to the site. However, i have a problem experiencing when using the LoginStatus control. When i try to logout of the page it doesn't remove or destroy the Session that i have put into the whole application. Here's the markup of the LoginStatus Control
<asp:LoginStatus id="MasterLoginStatus"
LogoutAction="RedirectToLoginPage" LogoutPageUrl="~/LoggedOut.aspx" runat="server"
onloggingout="MasterLoginStatus_LoggingOut" />
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I Am using the basic ASP.Net controls. This worked yesterday and I don't believe I changed anything but when I came back today I could not login due to an error "Invalid postback or callback argument" which really confused me because like i said, it worked yesterday. I researched and found a solution to fix that was to set
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I did that and now can login again however can no longer logout. The controls are all on the masterpage as posted below
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I've got a masterpage wih a LoginStatus control on my masterpage, when I click this it brings up loginpage.aspx. I log in and then it automatically returns me to default.aspx, how can I chage this to EngineersHome.aspx? I've tried changing the webconfig file so it has
authentication
mode="Forms">
forms
loginUrl="Login.aspx"
defaultUrl="EngineersHome.aspx"
/>
</authentication>
but this hasn't worked. When I logout using the LoginStatus it directs me to Default.aspx which is fine, I want this to stay as it is.
i have a masterpage containing this code :
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when i am logged in, everything works fine : loginName shows the login name and loginstatus shows "Logout" hyperlink. And it shows this wherever i am in the website (subfolder or root).
But when i click on logout hyperlink, i go back to homepage and then loginName shows the login name of the member who just signed out and loginstatus still shows "logout" hyperlink. That s wrong.
When i go on a subfolder page, the loginName shows "You re a member ?" and loginStatus shows "Log in". That's the right behavior.
After trying lots of time to log in and log out and understand why it works this way, i realised that when i click on the logout button and then wait about 20 sec, the loginName and loginStatus show "You re a member ?" and "log in".
Maybe i get it wrong, but it seems like there is a parameter to set somewhere so that it wont wait 20sec to refresh this data.
I am using the SQL Membership provider to handle authentication. On one particular page the main function is the registration of an asset. You have to log in first. No problem. I also have required field validators on this registration form that work nicely. The problem is, if you log in, go to that page, then click the 'logout' button, it seems to submit the form (bypassing all my validation in the process)! I know I can't be the first person to come across this, so I'm guessing I've set something up wrong somewhere.
View 1 RepliesPutting text from LoginName control into Logout Text for LoginStatus control?
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I would like for hte full logout link to read: "Welcome, username - Logout Here"
Username is obviously being provided by the LoginName1 control. I am unable to simply use concatenation so I assume I must turn the value of the LoginName object to a string and then concatenate it. Is there a way to do this?
I didn't have this issue before, I have just created a simple default page with a LoginStatus control on the right top of the page:
<asp:LoginStatus ID="LoginStatus1" runat="server" />
And from the design view => Login Status Task, I selected: View Logged out. (so it should shows: "Login" text).
But when I run the page, it always show "Logout", I even haven't implement any membership yet.
I want to put the loginstatus control next to the menu but it is always on the next line. Why is that?
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I'm trying to find a TextBox in the code-behind page, it's inside a nested master page and also then inside another control container (it's inside ctrlCheckoutShippingAddress also) .
I've tried this:
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I have a folder that cannot be accessed by anyone except the management role of my web site. But, I added a folder to this and it can be accessed by anyone.
Of course, I can explcitly set the access to only a specific role(s) but I would like to know if I can tell set it so that even folders nested inside a restricted folder can take on the same permissions settings as the folder in which it is nested.
I have simple structure:
root
root/Admin
I would like to add form authentication only on Admin folder.
when I add this into Admin/web.config
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I'm getting this error:
It is an error to use a section registered as allowDefinition='MachineToApplication' beyond application level. This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS.
How to add form authentication on nested folder?
I have this kind of problem, that in one of my page, there is a textbox have a validator that requires inputs. So, if I leave the textbox blank, the page will be invalide to submit. In this case, if I click on loginStatus control to try to login, it will not jump to login page because I did not input anything in the textbox...
I checked the loginStatus control, it will generate html code like this:
<a id="ctl00_Header1_LoginStatus_Master" href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$Header1$LoginStatus_Master$ctl02','')"> login </a>
I think it will do some post back, and because the page is invalid, it can not post back...
So, I would like to know, how to avoid the validator for loginStatus?
can i use loginview and loginstatus without membership?
i mean only with formsauthentication? i mean when i press the loginstatus it deletes the auth cookie?
How should I go about this? I mean how does the control know whether someone is logged in or not? Session ID? Cookies? Recommendation of which one I should implement?
View 4 RepliesI try to accomplish the following: When I click on a LoginStatus to log out, I want a modal popup extender to popup ONLY when some condition is true.The mpue has a targetcontrolId that refers to the LoginStatus-control, a PopupControlId that refers to a asp:panel-control.So far I accomplished only two situations:
- always a popup
- never a popup.
I've got a web site that has a master page and that master page (mpMaster that has a user control ucControl1) which has a sub user control (ucControl2), this user control has a property which accepts a value. Now, I have a page that uses the master page
and on this page I have another user control (ucPageControl), I need to find a way of setting the value in ucControl2 from ucPageControl. Is this possible at all?
Essentially I am using a login control, and I changed it so I can add a radio button into the control. So in short I have
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I am always getting a null exception error. Is there a way that to get that radio button list control without recursively going through all the controls in my Login Control? I prefer not to implement that solution given possible speed ramifications and coding ettiquete.
I need to know the best way to do the following. I have nested business level APIs (say level 1 & level 2). L1 needs to call L2. Both APIs use the database layer directly at their own nesting levels.
Now, in the database layer, I fetch the db connection from the pool each time as follows:
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connString);
conn.Open();
Is it proper to fetch the db connection each time on every DB level call as above? I know it will return a connection from the ASP.NET connection pool. However, wouldn't it be better to maintain the same DB connection throughout the nested calls (or throughout the current http request lifetime)? Will fetching a connection from the pool each time cause issues with nested TransactionScopes?
Is there a better, cleaner way to do this in ASP.NET 2.0?
An ASP.NET 2.0 page displays a datalist of records. Each record can have many dates, so the dates are in a nested gridview (I chose a gridview over a datalist here because we want to be able to delete a date and this is easier done in a gridview). The parent record can never be deleted.
The display works fine: the nested gridview gets its datasource during the parent datalist's OnItemDataBound event.
The problem: the nested gridview's delete function. The date gets deleted without a problem (handled in the OnRowDeleting event), but somehow the redisplay is untying all the other nested gridviews from their datasources. The delete does not appear to cause a page postback, so I don't know how the other nested gridviews are losing their datasources.
I have a loginStatus control, if user click "Login", it will go to the login page, and usually followed by "ReturnUrl": for example:
Before I hit the "Login", the page is:
[URL]
After I click the "Login", the URL is:
[URL]
As you can see the parameter value 1008 is gone. Have searched for a while, one article mentioned:
"ASP.NET's login controls use a ReturnUrl, but don't keep the parameters in this URL".
How can i keep the id number (1008) in the ReturnURL? or have other way to get around this? can I write my own returnURL? say once user clicks the "Login", I create my own return url, myReturnURL=ReturnUrl=/Books/CodeInBooks.aspx?id=1008
I have a LoginView in my APS.NET application with AnonymousTemplate and LoggedInTemplate. I've put LoginStatus control inside LoggedInTemplate but it doesn't work as expected.
Here's the code
<asp:LoginView ID="LoginView1" runat="server">
<AnonymousTemplate>
<asp:Login ID="Login1" runat="server" OnAuthenticate="Login1_Authenticate"
DisplayRememberMe="False" PasswordRecoveryUrl="/"
DestinationPageUrl="/">
</asp:Login>
</AnonymousTemplate>
<LoggedInTemplate>
You are logged in as
<asp:LoginName ID="LoginName1" runat="Server"></asp:LoginName>.
<asp:LoginStatus ID="LoginStatus1" runat="server" LogoutAction="Redirect"
LogoutPageUrl="/" onloggingout="LoginStatus1_LoggingOut" />
</LoggedInTemplate>
</asp:LoginView>
All event handlers are correctly defined in code behind file.
The problem is that if user logs in he will see his user name with logout link from LoginStatus control. Clicking the logout link takes the user back to login form (both login and logout form are part of the same user control) but if I refresh the page the user is still logged in.
I've noticed that if I move LoginStatus control outside the LoginView then logout process works as expected. I've also noticed that when LoginStatus is inside LoginView then it doesn't raise a loggingout event.
I'm currently developing a localized control which works as a wrapper for the default ASP.NET Login control.
This is my .ascx file:
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Problem is, I have to set dynamically from CodeBehind the LogoutText attribute. I tried basically two things:
1. Declaring the Asp:LoginStatus normally in the .designers.ascx.cs file and setting the LogouText attribute's value runtime like this:
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... but this does not seem to work since the LoginStatus control is declared into a LoginView control.
2. Setting the value using late bounds, but this fails since to retrieve the loginstatus i have to do such thing:
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... but this fails too because late bound removes early references, so i cannot logout the user anymore since the runtime finds a duplicated LoginStatus control and cannot understand which is the right one, or at least i guess so.
I tried to check if someone had the same problem in the past and i found a couple of reports stating that i cannot do such thing like setting attributes runtime for nested controls.
Maybe i'm just missing something, but before throwing everything and setting that attribute statically in the .ascx i would like to make sure.