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sashidhar23-Oct-09 20:48

23-Oct-09 20:48

if You are using forms authentication use this

 if (Page.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated)
{
 //YourCode
}

or if You are using session check the session
If this is not your answer Sorry..!
Then be More clear..!

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KhandelwalA23-Oct-09 20:52

KhandelwalA

23-Oct-09 20:52

thnks for ur reply bro...............but i think u r not getting my question..........i hav created menu in html using UL tag,LI tag, and ANCHOR tag with scripting...............in this condition how to check ....... Smile | :)

sashidhar23-Oct-09 21:06

23-Oct-09 21:06

I have 2 questions for this.
1)Why would you go for html tags rather than using Navigation control in asp.net.
2)How You are checking for particular user whether he is logged in or not..!

KhandelwalA wrote:
i hav created menu in html using UL

Then You are redirecting to particular page .Check the login condition.
But IMO Its not good.

But If you are using forms authentication . Cool | :cool:

forms authentication will take care of it..!
Thts the advantage of forms authentication.

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Christian Graus23-Oct-09 22:32

not getting .value property of any asp.net textbox in java script

23-Oct-09 22:32

If your security system works at all, then a pure link is fine because your page itself will check if the user is logged in. On the other hand, a good design would not show options that the user is not allowed to access. Giving people the URLs to your pages that they can't access, is a good first step to their trying to break in.

Christian Graus

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bhavnvyas23-Oct-09 20:19

bhavnvyas

23-Oct-09 20:19

<script type="text/javascript">
    function Test() {

        var hidPWD = document.getElementById('<%=hidPassword.ClientID%>');
        var txtPWD = document.getElementById('<%=txtPWD.ClientID%>');
        hidPWD.value = txtPWD.value;
        
        alert(hidPWD.value);
        var hidConfirmPWD = document.getElementById('<%=hidConfirmPWD.ClientID%>');
        var txtConfirmPWD = document.getElementById('<%=txtConfirmPWD.ClientID%>');
        hidConfirmPWD.value = txtConfirmPWD.value;
      
        alert(hidConfirmPWD.value);
        
    }
           
        
</script>

I am try to store my password and confirmpass in some hidden field to maintain text(password) after pageload but its not working.

Re: not getting .value property of any asp.net textbox in java script

Christian Graus23-Oct-09 22:36

Re: not getting .value property of any asp.net textbox in java script

23-Oct-09 22:36

bhavnvyas wrote:
I am try to store my password and confirmpass in some hidden field to maintain text(password) after pageload but its not working.

Well, your basic idea is kind of bizarre. Why would you need this ? Your control will keep it's value after pageload, unless you change it.

Christian Graus

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bhavnvyas23-Oct-09 23:25

bhavnvyas

23-Oct-09 23:25

no my password in textbox is erased after pageload

how to hide the query string in url

sarang_k23-Oct-09 19:54

sarang_k

23-Oct-09 19:54

Hi all,

I am using ASP in that i want to know how to hide the query string part in the address bar.

For example,

I have defined a hyperlink as

<a href="http://mywebsite.com/sumpage.asp?action=xyz"></a>

so, in browser i want to show only

http://mywebsite.com/sumpage.asp and hide the rest of the part.

How can i do it ??

Thanks in advance..

Christian Graus23-Oct-09 19:54

23-Oct-09 19:54

You can't. You can perhaps encrypt it, but there is no way to hide it.

Christian Graus

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sarang_k23-Oct-09 19:56

sarang_k

23-Oct-09 19:56

ok how to encrypt it.

Christian Graus23-Oct-09 20:02

23-Oct-09 20:02

Your basic problem is finding an encryption algorithm that doesn't contain forbidden characters. What are you actually trying to achieve ? If something should be kept secret, you should not send it to the client at all. Wanting to encrypt your query string makes me feel that your design is broken to start with.

Christian Graus

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Rob Branaghan25-Oct-09 0:04

Rob Branaghan

25-Oct-09 0:04

Try reading this article Tamper Proof Query String[^] by Daniel Hac[^].

It works a treat!

Rob

.NET Developer @ FactoryMaster Ltd
"Software for TOUGH businesses"

How can I use GridView1_rowUpdating event in c#

dtmore5-Apr-10 21:33

dtmore

5-Apr-10 21:33

nOT POSSIBLE

nilesh.saraf23-Oct-09 18:19

nilesh.saraf

23-Oct-09 18:19

How can I use OnRowCreated="grdFeeHead_RowCreated"
OnRowEditing="grdFeeHead_RowEditing" OnRowCancelingEdit="grdFeeHead_RowCancelingEdit"
OnRowUpdating="grdFeeHead_RowUpdating" event in c# ASP.NET

Re: How can I use GridView1_rowUpdating event in c#

Christian Graus23-Oct-09 18:28

implement membership in asp.net

23-Oct-09 18:28

What have you tried ? Do you own any books ? Did you read any articles ? What do you expect these things to do ? Is this a totally random question, or do you have something specific you want to achieve ?

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Jagz W23-Oct-09 16:16

Jagz W

23-Oct-09 16:16

i want to implement membership in my project.
i read about it...and find we can create roles using web site administration tool.
but my requirement is that the client wants to change the roles of users on daily bases.

how this can we achieved using roles in asp.net 2.0

One person's data is another person's program.

--J.Walia

Christian Graus23-Oct-09 18:28

23-Oct-09 18:28

The best way IMO is to write your own system, not use the built in rubbish.

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AlexeiXX323-Oct-09 19:08

AlexeiXX3

23-Oct-09 19:08

Dont make it difficult for this guy Chris, it looks like he is new, so using the included membership system is the best option in this case

Alexei Rodriguez

sashidhar23-Oct-09 18:28

23-Oct-09 18:28

You have to do it programmatically..!
for eg:to find the roles of the user

Response.Write (User.Identity.Name + " is a member of " + Roles.GetRolesForUser().Length + " Roles.<BR>");

        Response.Write("User Roles" + "<BR>");
        foreach (string role in Roles.GetRolesForUser())
        {
            Response.Write(role.ToString() + "<BR>");
        }
        Response.Write("All Roles" + "<BR>");
        foreach (string role in Roles.GetAllRoles())
        {
            Response.Write(role.ToString() + "<BR>");
        }

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Christian Graus23-Oct-09 18:40

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How does that allow him to change roles ? Can he add roles and remove them programatically too ?

Christian Graus

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sashidhar23-Oct-09 18:43

23-Oct-09 18:43

Yes my friend..!
add role

Roles.AddUserToRole(userName, "rolename");

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AlexeiXX323-Oct-09 19:12

AlexeiXX3

23-Oct-09 19:12

Take a look at the Roles class[^]
You can create, delete and read roles, as well as adding and removing users to and from roles

For instance, you can show a gridview with all users and a checkboxlist with all the available roles that can be assigned to the selected user

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Jagz W24-Oct-09 5:56

Jagz W

24-Oct-09 5:56

i m confused now...
what to do?? should i use membership or not??

One person's data is another person's program.

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