Basic Steps for managing membership with. NET 2.0

. NET 2.0 provides membership management. This article briefly introduces the basic steps for using membership management.

1. Use aspnet_regsql to create a database

Open Visual Studio 2005 command prompt, enter aspnet_regsql, create the aspnetdb database according to the wizard, and save the user information.

2. Select website \ ASP. NET configuration to manually configure the membership.

3. modify the configuration in the web. config file

<Connectionstrings>

<Add name = "sqlservices" connectionstring = "Data Source = (local); Integrated Security = sspi; initial catalog = aspnetdb;"/>

</Connectionstrings>

<System. Web>

<Membership defaultprovider = "sqlprovider" userisonlinetimewindow = "20">

<Providers>

<Add name = "sqlprovider" type = "system. web. security. sqlmembershipprovider "connectionstringname =" sqlservices "enablepasswordretrieval =" false "enablepasswordreset =" true "requiresquestionandanswer =" true "passwordformat =" hashed "applicationname ="/"/>

</Providers>

</Membership>

</System. Web>
4. Create the newuser. ASPX page and add the createuserwizard control to it.

<Asp: createuserwizard id = "createuserwizard1" runat = "server">

<Wizardsteps>

<Asp: createuserwizardstep runat = "server">

</ASP: createuserwizardstep>

<Asp: completewizardstep runat = "server">

</ASP: completewizardstep>

</Wizardsteps>

</ASP: createuserwizard>

5. Create the login. ASPX page, add the login control to the page, and set attributes of createusertext and createuserurl.

<Asp: Login ID = "login1" runat = "server" createusertext = "create new user" createuserurl = "~ /Newuser. aspx"

Destinationpageurl = "~ /Default. aspx ">

</ASP: Login>

6. Add the loginstatus and loginname controls on the default. aspx page.

<Asp: loginstatus id = "loginstatus1" runat = "server"/>

<Asp: loginname id = "loginname1" runat = "server"/>

7. Set login. aspx to the start page for testing.