Note The ASP. Important This example contains a text box that accepts user input, which is a potential security threat. Note If you are not familiar with the membership features of ASP. Is this page helpful? Yes No. Any additional feedback? Skip Submit. Gets the minimum number of special characters that must be present in a valid password. Gets a reference to the default membership provider for the application. Gets a collection of the membership providers for the ASP.
NET application. CreateUser String, String. CreateUser String, String, String. DeleteUser String. DeleteUser String, Boolean. FindUsersByEmail String. FindUsersByName String. GeneratePassword Int32, Int GetUser Boolean. GetUser Object. GetUser Object, Boolean. GetUser String. GetUser String, Boolean. Also, you need to provide the connection string to the database you created in the previous step.
Here are the new sections are added to the web. NOTE : The default Sitefinity CMS passwords must be at least 7 characters long and is recommended to contain at least one number and one special character, for example, admin 3.
Default password requirements can be configured in Advanced settings » Securty » Membership Providers » Default » Parameters. Using profile types, you can configure all other fields, add or remove fields, or make them required or not. If the provider you have chosen has more than one profile types associated, they all appear on Crate a user page. You manage profile types by clicking Manage Profile types link in the Users by role section of the Users page..
For more information, see Administration: User profiles. NOTE : After you have assigned roles to the user, you can change them. For more information, see Administration: Modify users. This sample demonstrates the scenario by using the ASP. However, you can implement any membership provider and still use it with Sitefinity CMS. Sign up for our free beginner training.
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This is in contrast to Windows security, which requires users to have accounts in a Windows domain. For a sample application, see Membership and Role Provider. For information about using the ASP. The membership feature requires using a SQL Server database to store the user information. The feature also includes methods for prompting with a question any users who have forgotten their password.
Windows Communication Foundation WCF developers can take advantage of these features for security purposes. You can store the membershipdata in several ways, including a database. You can also use the ASP. There are a few tutorials on doing this around the interwebs.
The pros with using the built-in functions is that the ASP. NET membership gui-controls more or less "just work".. In my opinion, the. NET membership providers are a great way to go regardless. I have written quite a few large applications using them. If your architecture is good, it's fairly simple to add functionality and change data in future releases.
Here's a bit of context to frame my answers. NET consist of two parts: the framework and the providers. The framework consists of the methods and information your program will interact with. The providers determine how the data will be stored. I find that the framework is excellent. There isn't much that you can't do regardless of how you want to interact with it.
The default implementations do give you a lot for free. Any lack of functionality is further mitigated as a con if you are using good coding practices. See the starter ASP. The data never seems to work out the way you want, but it's nothing you can't work around.
First as folks said, there are a bunch of providers shipped with. And this is also where implementing your own provider comes into play. We usually start by subclassing SqlMembershipProvider. If something doesn't work the way we want, we override it.
And changing the data tables at a later time if needed is not terribly difficult.
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