Asp.net vb log in and log out a user on a masterpage

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I am still new to asp.net 4.0 vb . i have design a masterpage and i wish to have a log in and log out in it using session so that when the user log in, the user's name is shown on the top and the log in automatically changes to log out. I have no idea where to start with it. Can u guys help me ? i have already designed the database because the person to log in may either be a user or the admin .
i need guidelines from you to help me out. Thank you

Posted 6-Nov-12 5:06am

yu2ish

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jim lahey · Answer 1 · 2012-11-06T05:24:00

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If you're new to ASP.net I wouldn't recommend rolling your own user management. User the built in features first:

Understanding ASP.NET Roles and Membership - A Beginner's Tutorial[^]

Posted 6-Nov-12 5:24am

jim lahey

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yu2ish 6-Nov-12 11:28am

The problem is that i need to implement this in my assignment and i am not allowed to use built in functions or wizards, we have to do everythng hard code .

jim lahey 6-Nov-12 11:46am

That's a shame. I'd still recommend having a look, the principles will still be similar.