password change 30 days once in mvc

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hi to all,
Here i want to change password 30 days once. i have a field in model like Expired password date. now how i write in controller and views can anyone help me because i search in net cant find the solution so kindly help me.

Posted 6-Aug-14 19:26pm

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227

Updated 6-Aug-14 19:27pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2014-08-06T19:36:00

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You mean you can't find a pre-coded solution you can copy and paste? Not surprising...

It's quite easy really. When the user logs in, in your controller, you check the current date/time against the Expires date/time in the database. If the current date/time is greater, you simply Redirect to a password change controller and action to show an appropriate view.

Posted 6-Aug-14 19:36pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227 7-Aug-14 1:44am

hey i'm don't do just copy and paste code, i cant find similar solution to this topic ok can you explain with example.

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Aug-14 8:36am

I don't have time to write up an example.

It's not hard at all if you know the basics of MVC.

You already built your model, so I take you already know how to do a database query to retrieve your user.

Do you know how to put up a form and post the data back in MVC? If not, you really need to pickup a book on MVC and work through it. This is very basic stuff.

When a user submits their credentials for login and your controller gets called to authenticate those credentials you simply check the current date time against the expired time in the database. If the password is expired you simply RedirectToAction (HINT!) to another action in your controller that shows the password change view.

If you don't know how to do RedirectToAction or how to return a View from a controller, you REALLY need to learn the basics of MVC.

Raul Iloc 7-Aug-14 1:59am

I agree with you. You have my vote (5).

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227 7-Aug-14 2:42am

nobody know this question ha??or refer some similar sites

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227 8-Aug-14 1:42am

Can anyone Explain me in Code

Dave Kreskowiak 8-Aug-14 10:44am

Not really. Well, nothing that you can copy and paste into your code and expect it to work. This is for a couple of reasons.

First, we know NOTHING AT ALL about your existing code.

Second, there is actually very little code to write. It's more View and ViewModel than it is any real "code".

Basically, the core of what you're asking comes down to this in your controller code for authentication:

if (DateTime.Now > userObject.PasswordExpiredDate)
return RedirectToAction("PasswordChange", "Index");

Happy now?

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227 9-Aug-14 0:52am

hmm thanks dave then another think i want to change 30 days once to change the password. now i want to save expired password date in database how to i save it kindly help me
FOR EXAMPLE:
Let consider here i create user 1.6.2014 but i want to save in database 1.7.2014 then only above code should compare current date and expired date can you tell how to do?

Dave Kreskowiak 9-Aug-14 10:23am

If you can't do something so simple, you're way over your head on this project. You REALLY need to pickup a few books and work through them, like C#, MVC, and Entity Framework.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

In Visual Studio, click once on the word DateTime, and then hit F1. Read the documentation on the DateTime class and those methods that all start with "Add".