how do I use single login page for different purpose in asp.net MVC?

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I wanted to Know to create a single login page but from that page admin and member also can login using their username and password. In that When Admin login by their username and password then the home page will be open and when member login by their username and password then he/she can view only his/her information.
All these should be done by single page.

Here, I wanted to check each member’s username and password from database if username and password match with particular member’s record, then it will fetch the respected data of that member….

Please help!! If anybody know about this..or suggest some articals or sites from that I can understand this…

Posted 11-May-14 23:34pm

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deepakaitr12345 12-May-14 7:31am

Here You need to check or I can say that you have to implement the Attribute Helper in that helper Write the Logic for the Implementing the user check logic and render or redirect to the required view.

Hope this will help you.

Thanks

Member 10714619 13-May-14 0:38am

Thanks for ur ans.. but can u tell me how do i do this.. actually i m new in mvc i dont Know much about it.. can u suggesst any post or any example which is done by u

deepakaitr12345 14-May-14 10:18am

Please look at below link here implementation of custom Authorization Attribute is implemented

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee707357%28v=vs.91%29.aspx

Hope this will help you..

Thanks

Member 10714619 16-May-14 0:53am

ok thanks

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