replacing url with user name

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Hello,

I need to change my web site url of the website with login page as start up page.

Once I debug, I will have the url as http://localhost:3478/now/login.aspx

So, a user enters his/her cridentials, when he/she succesfully logged in, they will be

redirected to another page. That page url should be named as username.sample.aspx.

His/her username should be at the starting side i.e., if a user named john enters his

cridentials, url should look like john.sample.com (Sample is my project name)

Can anyone help please?

Posted 2-Nov-12 19:55pm

Bhargav.456

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Bhargav.456 3-Nov-12 6:21am

Thank You, Can we implement in any other way other than membership provider? If yes, could you please tell me.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-11-02T22:15:00

If you implement Membership, then it will all be handled for you.
Normally, the user will try to go to a page - your home page for example - and be redirected to the log in page. When he has logged in, he is then taken to the page he was originally seeking.

See here: Introduction to Membership[^]