Register/Login in Asp.net

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I want to create a registration/login module in asp.net using C#. should i use vs2010 default CreateUserWizard/Login control or customize it by writing own code. Is it possible to add fileds in createuserwizard? Which one is better? or other way to register/login module? How many ways to make register/login module? Which one usually used in real world? I want to develop it for web application.

Posted 30-Jan-13 2:32am

Shafiqur Rahman, Banladesh

Updated 30-Jan-13 2:34am

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-30T02:33:00

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Lots of site use that, others use custom, some use jquery plugins. You really just have to find what you are most comfortable with.

Posted 30-Jan-13 2:33am

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Shafiqur Rahman, Banladesh 30-Jan-13 8:45am

Is is possible to customize Login control of vs2010? such as adding more option in createuserwizard. Actually I am new.

ZurdoDev 30-Jan-13 8:50am

I have not used it before, but I would imagine it is pretty flexible.

[no name] 30-Jan-13 8:54am

creating ur own login n register page will help u understand basic process of login and authentication along with code levels of details tat u should knw abt.
first try and after it if u face any problem ... post here then buddy :)

fjdiewornncalwe 30-Jan-13 9:12am

My 5.

joe_j · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-30T03:10:00

How about mix them both.
I use the Login Control to check against Active Directory and then use custom code to check in my database to find out if user is admin, guest, or user.

Try the below link to understand the ASP.NET Login Control
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178329(v=vs.100).aspx[^]
And for the custom code in the CodeBehind file try the below link
Code for checking username and password[^]

Hope this helps

Anele Ngqandu · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-30T05:35:00

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Hi
I fully agree with kshitij_CodeMaster...create your own login and register page and yes it will seriously help you understand the background of the login page...Read the article[^] will also help you creating your login page. code also work in asp.net

Posted 30-Jan-13 5:35am

Anele Ngqandu

Sathish Balaiah · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-30T05:37:00

Yes, I would recommend to use default CreateUserWizar/Login Control. You can have template within the login/registration control and apply your own design formats. You can extend default role providers & security settings too. I have used it for many years and in many projects. Its cool and secured based on your implementation.

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