ASP.NET Custom membership provider, cant load class

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hello all,
Im working on an asp.net project where i want to create a custom membership provider
I believe I followed the required steps but still get an error that says Cant load my custom membership class and points to the providers section inside the membership tags in my web.config file
I am using ADO.NET EF to interact with my database
this is the link to the project which is a zipped file that contains the project and the database files
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6yvck6LyulaOEZGZXNlUUhVdEE/edit[^]

please let me know how to fix this issue as im still new to custom providers

thanks in advance :)

Reda

Posted 16-Jul-13 22:17pm

Reda Makarem

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Thank you for your reply friend, I ended up creating a new project and somehow it did work (using your link as a reference) :)
Im guessing there was something wrong with the fully qualified name of my custom provider in the web.config file
Thanks again

Posted 17-Jul-13 1:48am

Reda Makarem

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Sampath Lokuge 17-Jul-13 7:51am

@Reda Glad to hear that it helped!.Cheers :)

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Sampath Lokuge · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-17T00:37:00

You can check below mentioned article for complete example about custom membership provider.

That article has the section for EF implemention also.Check this section "Quick Guide to Entity Framework (Code First) Based Implementation"

Custom Membership Providers[^]

I hope this will help to you.