How do I implement own login MVC5

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I'm writing MVC 5 web app and I want to use personal DB (i got user tables and everything ready), with my validation rules, etc for login system. Please advise me how to do what, or redirect to helpful links.

Posted 22-Jul-14 11:59am

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[no name] 22-Jul-14 18:34pm

If you have everything ready to go for your custom login, what would be your question for us (that do not know anything at all about what you are trying to do)?

Member 10964391 22-Jul-14 18:50pm

I have DB schema. I just have tables actually. I want to be able to manually check if password user submitted satisfies my validation rules (this will include checking multiple colons in table, since ill use hash + salt for password) and save that data in my table.
As far as I know so far, in MVC 5 default project, i can only register with username that has to be email-like (something@something.com) and pass length has to be greater than 6, and contain digit. Plus i don't know where is user data stored. I want more control over that.

[no name] 22-Jul-14 20:16pm

Okay.... and? You have a database but you don't know where the data is stored? How does that happen? You are making the wild assumption that someone can read your mind and figure out exactly what is causing you a problem. It's your custom login logic that we know nothing about. How is it that you suppose that we can help with whatever your problem actually is? So far, you have not asked a specific question or defined a specific problem.

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