Is there any real benefit to using ASP.Net Authentication with ASP.Net MVC?
I’ve been researching this intensely for the past few days.
I’ve been researching this intensely for the past few days.
I’m trying to design an entity model for an application that uses ASP.Net membership for it’s user authentication. In most of the database schemas I create, records typically end up related to users via the UserId field on the aspnet_users table. That’s worked fine for me in the past, but now that I’m using EF, I’m having some conceptual issues with figuring out how I’m going to reference the user from an entity.
Will ASP.NET Membership handle a scenario with more than 2 million users? Does anybody have good or bad experiences with (very) large scale use of this provider?
I need help figuring out why my authentication ticket is expiring after about an hour on my hosted website. But if I run the site locally the authentication ticket stays alive for the correct amount of time.
I have a page that functions correctly but when i issue a deny user for the whole site it redirects me to the logon page which seems to work BUT the css is not working. Hence there is no styling..
I’m using Membership provider configured in Web.config like this to use SQL CE:
I am working on a simple portal application using the ASP.NET membership and login controls. I would like to use the PasswordRecovery control to send emails containing forgotten passwords, however my portal requires localization. I have an existing Content Management System that I am pulling the localized strings out of and I would like to link the PasswordRecovery control to that system.
This is an offshoot of this question.
I want to let users authenticate via SoundCloud for my ASP.NET MVC 4 project. Since there is no .NET SDK, I wrote a custom OAuth2Client to handle the authentication. After adding the client to my AuthConfig.cs, it appropriately showed up as an option to login. The problem is, when I click on the button to login, it always returns
I work in a small team of developers and there is no consensus on the best approach to do a number of core tasks, one being membership providers. Now I cannot be sure if this relates to lack of exposure to alternative ways of thinking or projects of sufficient scale to warrant significant investigation.