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help me please. I'm a newbie. Found this solution here too. The authentication worked but the redirection part doesn't. It always redirects to Default.Aspx tho the admins should be redirected to Ad...
I am trying to learn asp.net core (MVC) , and I am posting this question after trying to implement everything that I could understand from Google. I want to create a simple login Page. I have earlier
You can write your authentication service by yourself. Here is a short story: Your user model class(i.e.) public class User { public int UserId { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Username { get; set; } public string Password { get; set; } public string Email { get; set; } public bool IsAdmin { get; set; } }
I have made simple registration but I need to make a login form where depending on the role the user gets directed to the views. i have made a login stored procedure: Create procedure [dbo].[Login] ( @Username nvarchar (20), @Password nvarchar (20) ) as Begin Select COUNT(*)from Users where Username=@Username and Password=@Password End
For some reason it won't accept my login if the UserName and Email are not the same value. example: {UserName = "[email protected]", Email = "[email protected]"} works but {UserName = "Admin", Email = "[email protected]"} returns an invalid login when trying to login using the email and password. –
Implementing admin login ASP .Net Web application. 1. login with admin and user using asp.net c#. 1.
1. I am considering best option to create multi-purpose admin page in my asp.net application. In that section should be searching users in database, adding users, review single users or whole groups, etc. I have two ways, how to do it: create single page for every option. It means: on first page will be some text box and search button, on ...
Areas Implementation in Routing First Create Area(Admin) using VS and add the following code into Startup.cs First Way to Implement:- Add Controller Login and Index Action and add Following Code, [Area(“Admin”)] is compulsory to add on controller level to perform asp.net areas Routing. Startup.cs
return View(returnUrl); public async Task<IActionResult> Logout() await signInManager.SignOutAsync(); return RedirectToAction("Index", "home"); view account controller. Model LoginModel. When we redirect to AdminController , redirect doesn't work correctly while user is exist and user and password are true.
1. Create a login table with validation functions (DON'T store passwords in plain-text - use md5) Add a login control on a backend page where you expect him to log in. Around "Admin" type functionality create an "IsLoggedIn ()" function that only displays admin stuff if the user is logged in. You might want to verify with the client that the ...