I'm starting a project at home and want to go to right way off the bat. I'm in the process of evaluating if it's a good idea to use personalization and membership systems from microsoft. Anyone had practical experience with it?
Second question. I will use several content articles that i will display on my site. Is there a way to link the objects of my site unto membership accounts? How easy is it to maintain and use?
I need someone to point me in the right direction. I would search, but I am not certain what I neen to search for. Here is what I want to do.
My Intranet homepage has four content-blocks of information. Each content-block has specific type of information (i.e. HR stuff or international stuff).
I'd like to add more of these content-blocks an give our employees the option of choosing which four they want to see.
Most portal technology offers this, such as My Yahoo. What kind of technology do I need to look into? Cookies? Are there any scripts that I can use to assist with this?
I am looking to personalize my Intranet homepage were the user has the information they want on their page.
For example all their fav sites on the homepage, like the news headlines, email account already open for them, any suggestions of how to start or the best possible recources to use.
I have created a web application and I am using it from a single website and
database. The web application has different ‘portals’ – each independent and
I am using the Membership & Roles ApplicationName to separate out my
different groups of users within the membership database.
I had been having problems with ‘random’ bugs - as though my Membership
database was 'sharing' information between users and applications rather than
keeping it separate.
I have now come across this article. Is what it is saying about Membership
being a singleton true? Code:
Is it possible to use asp.net membership/login control with pure asp i.e. user logs in using login control and then asp can use it somehow? Is there a code example somewhere?
View Replies View RelatedI have a membership problem I couldn't resolve. I have set up membership
as most of tutorial instructed, and I am able to log on, but cannot stay log
on for some reason. ex: when I log on, the log in become log on, but when I
access the protected page, it still prompt me for log in.
I'm rather new to ASP and am having trouble with implementing a group membership check in one of my functions. I have this function which I use for authentication pass-through:
Code:
How can I test a membership provider using a test project within VS 2005? Basically I am stuck trying to read the custom app.config file I added to the project with a <system.websection.
I think the testing environment is more structured than creating a web application to test the provider.
I need VBscript to Check if user is a member of an Active Directory Group. I read about something called "MemberOf" to check that.
View Replies View RelatedI'd like to have a frequently used link page on our intranet that displays
the urls' based on a users's ad group membership, i.e. if from accounting
show general ledger reports, if from loans, show credit report. I'm not much
worried about hiding from enterprising users, i'd just like to make it
simpler rather than having people have to scroll through pages of links.