Are there any tutorials on how to use FBA within VS2010 and .NET 4.0? When I build a new web app, FBA is already set up but not configured. I'd like to use SQL server for the source.
I was walking through the tutorials on this site but I'm getting confused because some things are already in place.
Anything specific to .Net 4.0?
We just switched to VS2010 and seems like the forms authentication is behaving differently.
Our setup is that we have a default page (default.aspx) so that if you link to the root folder of the site, rather than a specific page, you get switched to default.aspx.
In addition, we have a working forms authentication system set up so that if you try to go to any of the pages you get redirected to a login.aspx page.
The login page can either redirect you to the forms authentication default page (default.aspx) or to the requested URL.
I'm not the one that configured this originally, but it looks like we are getting the originally requested URL from the authentication redirect, since Page.Request.Url = "http://.../Login.aspx/ReturnURL=<requestedpage>"
The problem is that this is failing to work when the original url is the root folder. In VS2008, <requestedpage> would be "/rootfolder/default.aspx", whereas now (in VS2010) we're getting "/rootfolder/". In other words, the site redirect used to be happening before the authentication check, and now it seems to be happening afterwards.
This is a problem because when we are checking to see if we need to redirect to something other than the default page, we check to see if the return URL is empty or matches the authentication defaultURL (which is also "default.aspx". If it matches, we go straight to the default page. If it doesn't we do some processing and then do the redirect. The extra processing is producing strange results when the browser is redirected to the rootfolder and therefore to the default page.
For now, I'm able to additionally test for Request + "default.aspx" (which resolved to the authenticaiton defaultURL), but this feels clunky and I can see headaches in the future if we ever need to rename default.aspx.
P.S. It has occurred to me that it's possible that something changed in web.config or another setup file when we did our conversion to VS2010. I can't find it, but that doesn't mean it's not there.
I have created a web application through VS2010, with defined tables in the database for username, password, etc.,
As well as in the project, VS2010 created templates,Views, Master pages,etc.,
Now I want to implement the Role based access in my application. For Example, Adminstrator can view all the page, But the user can view only few pages.
I don't know how to try implement the user roles, Since I cant get the value of Username and password since access by this line.
RegisterHyperLink.NavigateUrl =
"Register.aspx?ReturnUrl=" +
HttpUtility.UrlEncode(Request.QueryString["ReturnUrl"]);
//To load the custom page, Change it in the Web.Config File [<authentication mode="Forms">]
My Query:
1. How to implement the uerroles in this application.
2.Client needs the admin intreface to create the user by the adminstrator.How can i provide the from for accessing the tables whaich are created by VS2010, when the web application is created.
We have just migrated our application from VS 2008 to VS 2010 and our database from Sql server 2005 to 2008. Everything was working great until i tried to login to the site.
As when i try to log into the site, i am surprisingly always getting "FALSE" from Membership.Validateuser (). I goggled it and now i know i am not the alone victim of this irritating bug. Our live site is going to be down...
VS2010 Pro cannot be installed in my PC. I get the following error message:
"The following component failed to install: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Professional - ENU".There is an additional message that says: "The following components were not attempted" and a list is shown:* Microsoft Web Deployment Tool (x86)* Microsoft ASP.NET MVC 2 - Visual Studio 2010 Tools* Microsoft ASP.NET MVC 2And others. have read the installation requirements and my PC fulfill with them.My PC has 2 disk partitions and I indicated to perform installation in drive d:
our company just upgraded to VS2010, but we have not upgraded to .NET 3.5 or 4.0 yet, we're unfortunately still using 2.0. I have the toolkit for 2.0 that I was using with VS2008, but now that I am using VS2010, my AJAX items no longer work. I was wondering first of all if it's even possible to use the old 2.0 toolkit with VS2010, and if so, is there something special I need to do to get the controls to work now that I have opened my project in VS2010?
View 3 RepliesBoth VS200 and IIS are in my local machine. Suppose they have the same permission. I create a silverlight4 w/ wcf ria service project. The project runs well in VS2010 built-in ASP.Net development server. It doesn't work well after i publish it to IIS. I only can see its static content but not the .svc. i try to browse the .svc, it always show HTTP 500 error. I doubt if i do not open the asp.net runtime setting sth in IIS?
View 1 RepliesI am working on a large website that is comprised of multiple applications. We are still using web forms. All of the applications are in a common directory that serves as the root directory in my localhost. The site was originally built in 2005 on 3.5 but has been migrated to 2010 still running on 3.5 (2.0). My problem is that my debugger will run once. After I stop debugging I cannot run the debugger again - it just hangs. My locals and watch windows open but do not populate and the browser never opens. We are running Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate on Windows 7 32 bit.
View 1 RepliesVisual Studio 2010 hangs up more tha 20 times in a working day. I'm thinking of going back to 2008 but that is such a hassle. Mostly it hangs when debugging starts and when I open a xaml file. I'm doing silverlight/WCF development.I have HP I7 laptop, 8gig, windows 7 64bit.
View 4 RepliesI need little advice from you who has experiences in EF4 and IBatis. I would like to upgrade my applications that used IBatis technology and VS2005 to VS2010. The reasons of upgrading are i would like to use the latest technology and also enhance my applications with features that not provided in .Net 2.0
I already try EF4 in VS2010. It looks like nice feature to create application but i need more information about it advantage and disadvantage in performance,security,stability etc. As information, i was using generator to wrap IBatis.Net and VS2005, so it seem the .edmx file similar with classes that my generator was created
I just discovered that a (simple) website I'm working on will be deployed to a server running framework 2.0. My quandry is that I started it using VS2010 and framework 4.0.
Is the solution as simple as changing the compile to options? I'm assuming that I'll have to remove the Listview controls I am using as they didn't get introduced until 3.5 (i think).
Am I basically correct with this or am I missing something?
I have a web application I want to deploy via Web Deploy, using "Build Deployment Package"
It has a folder called "Errors". This is part of the project. Web Deploy adds it, but how do I specify that i want the application to have Write permissions on this folder?
Do I have to manually edit the source manifest each time, or can I set it somewhere to get the package to do it automagically?
I've been though this once before, but somehow can't get these two items to run correctly (VS2010 - Server 2008 R2 - .NET4.0) WC3 Validation I have entered (in Web.config)
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and the favicon is displayed in the browser tab when run locally, but not when published.
I would like to include a word document, and unused program files in a folder as part of my project, but I don't want it compiled, etc. How is the best way to do this?
View 1 RepliesIn VS2010, when looking at a .CS code file, if I press F12 to "Go to Definition", is there a way to go back to where I just was?
View 1 RepliesI'm new to ASP.NET. I have created a web application project using VS2010. I tried to deploy it to my web server (IIS7) based on article on the internet (eg. link) but I've got an error:
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just installed VS2010 from MS site.it comes with some of the membership stuff like login/register etchowever, i want to know where the database is. here is what the webconfig shows:
connectionString="data source=.SQLEXPRESS;Integrated Security=SSPI;AttachDBFilename=|DataDirectory|aspnetdb.mdf;User Instance=true"
I am using VS2010 and am creating an ASP.Net application.I have declared a class called "Calculator" in a class file called "Calculator.cs" in the App_Code folder.I have a form called "CalcDemo.aspx" with a code behind file. I try and use the "Calculator" class but intellisense can't see it. I thought App_Code is the common code repository for any classes I define and should be visible to all ASPX code behind files
The namespaces are the same like Webapp1.xxxx
I'm wondering if it's possible to duplicate the same page on two monitors. So sorta like split view, but instead of just split in the middle have it duplicate in a new window.
Is this possible in VS2010?
Who does know, what is the hot key for switching from cs code to aspx code (not to designer) in Visual Studio 2010?
View 1 RepliesWhat's the proper way to use AJAX control toolkit in VS2010? I created a web page and drag a the Calendar Extender from AJAX control Toolkit and it gave me whole bunch of code. Actually doesn'y matter which control I try to use, the result is the same.
View 1 RepliesI'm used to use web deployment projects. Currently I am developing a new web application with VS2010 and want to try to get along with the new web.config principle and deployment issues.
How can I replace a simple setting like
<applicationSettings>
<NAMESPACE>
<setting name="Testenvironment" serializeAs="String">
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I want to have this setting to be set to True in Debug, and false in Release. How must the entries in the Web.Debug.config and Web.Release.Config look like?Is there some documentation about the new web.config issue? Can't seem to google for the correct keywords.
With VS2010's mandate that web.config be included in the project, how do we allow everyone to keep their own custom config file without getting into source control problems?
Previously, we would simply leave web.config out of our project, allowing everyone to keep their own local version of web.config on their machine. We moved to VS2010, and it is now forcing me to add web.config to my project in order to run debug mode. Because our project is linked to TFS, it automatically adds web.config to source control and tries to maintain it that way.Is there a way to run in debug mode without including web.config in your project? Or is there a better way to manage config files?
I can't insert Ajax controls in VS2010. I installed the latest release of Ajax and have tried to use several ajax controls. In particular I tried to insert a combobox control and I get nothing. I removed Ajax and reinstalled and I get the same problem.I have installed ajax twice. I am an expereinced ajax user. Is there something else I need to install in VS2010 to get Ajax to work?
View 6 RepliesI'm trying to create a stopwatch in asp.net that displays the time in seconds as the text of a label. But I noticed that the timer control in asp.net only refreshes the whole page at each tick interval. I managed to create a clock in VB.net using the following code:
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