Tutorial of Membership Provider

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I want to use ASP.net membership provider and enable to use data of user account in my customized database instead of the database that is created automatically by ASP.net Security.

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I can't find a user-friendly tutorial about creating a membership provider for a beginner.

Posted 14-Sep-14 10:43am

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[no name] 14-Sep-14 17:30pm

What? You are looking for a tutorial to teach you how to create your custom code? Why would you think that such a thing exists?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Sep-14 19:25pm

Great point. A 5!
I actually though that your very reasonable comment could be not quite understandable by a person asking such question, so I tried to explain the related points in more popular way in Solution 1. ;-)
Your comment is credited.
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-09-14T13:22:00

Here is the universal manual for you on this and many other topics:

Pass the beginner phase and look for the manual for non-beginner. Please understand: people are not interested to write everything for beginners; it would be just a waste of time of for both sides.

These "beginner" requirements go to the absurd. Only the most fundamental and at the same very basic topics deserve writing beginner's tutorials. For more advanced topics, reasonable people assume that beginners first become non-beginners (which is done by beginning and continuing), and only then get to those topics.

See also the very reasonable comment to the question by Wes Aday.

—SA