Unique properties ASP.NET Identity

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I'm developing a WEB API asp.net project with visual studio 2013, and I'm implementing my custom Identity model for custom registration. For example I've added an email field in the RegisterBindingModel.

This is what I've done: How to extend asp.net web api 2 user?

I need that the user add an unique email, but by default that field can be repeated. My question is how do I make this email property unique, like Username? I've read that unique properties can be set with UserValidator, but can't find how. Can you tell me how I can make that, with UserValidator or the best way?

And how's the Username defined as unique? I can't find it anywhere.

Thank you.

Posted 6-Mar-14 17:02pm

tnill

Updated 6-Mar-14 17:51pm

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Nimit Joshi · Answer 1 · 2014-03-06T17:28:00

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You can refer the following article to add an extra property using ASP.NET Identity:

Adding Data using ASP.NET Identity

Posted 6-Mar-14 17:28pm

Nimit Joshi

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tnill 6-Mar-14 23:35pm

That's exactly what i've done until now. I need the next step which is what i'm asking. Thanks btw