Aspnet web site administration tool, Users table or aspnet_users table
Why do my users and roles end up in Users and Roles tables and not aspnet_users and aspnet_roles?
Why do my users and roles end up in Users and Roles tables and not aspnet_users and aspnet_roles?
Can anyone give me an example (or point me in the right direction) on how to store custom data in an ASP.NET Membership cookie?
Using Asp.Net Identity 1.0 (RTM version). The default implementation creates an AspNetUsers table. The Id column type is nvarchar(128).
When I click the “delete” linkbutton, it can delete the all User info from my “UserDetail” table in my “JobPost.mdf”, it also delete the corresponding “aspnet_Users” & “aspnet_Membership”,but the “UserInRole” still contain that UserName. Even though I specified the Code:Membership.DeleteUser(UserName, true);
We are creating a new site using ASP.NET membership provider for user registration and log in. Our old system encrypted user passwords so that we could recover them if we needed to.
How do you setup an asp.net sql membership role/membership provider on a production machine? I’m trying to setup BlogEngine.NET and all the documentation says to use the ASP.NET Website Administration tool from Visual Studio but that isn’t available on a production machine. Am I the first BlogEngine user to use it on a non-development box?
In asp.net (using MVC, but this happens in regular too)
How can I use the CreateUser method in the Membership class without having to assign a question and answer?
I have a couple of legacy ASP.NET web apps that share a database for ASP.NET Membership. I want to move to a microservices architecture utilizing .NET Core and IdentityServer4 and have the identity server in the new microservices ecosystem to use the existing ASP.NET Membership user store, but .NET Core doesn’t appear to support ASP.NET Membership at all.