I hope the tone of my comments don't come off negatively, as I am not
trying to attack you or the product. I am just trying to understand how
this all fits together :) .
>> 2. I have not been able to get the membership provider 2 to work (the
version
>> that uses stored proc's), but honestly I haven not tried very hard
yet.
>What is the problem ?
I used the ASP.NET configuration manager to create a user, and it
succeeds. I am including user id, password, email address, and question
and answer. I now edit the user, and membership can't find an email
address for the user. I enter a new email address and this time put a
description in the description field, and save the changes. I then go
back into the record in and the changes appear to not persist. Looking
at the database, the comment, passwordquestion, passwordanswer have null
values, Looking at the table they are saved to an alternate location.
When I use the provider programmatically, it also can't find the email
address or comments. When I change back to the original provider
everything works as expected. This is the membership portion of my
web.config
<add name="FirebirdMembershipProvider"
type="FirebirdSql.Web.Providers.FbMembershipProvider2"
connectionStringName="Membership" enablePasswordRetrieval="False"
enablePasswordReset="true" passwordFormat="Clear"
requiresQuestionAndAnswer="True"
requiresUniqueEmail="true" applicationName="Intranet Home"
minRequiredPasswordLength="6" passwordAttemptWindow="8" />
</providers>
>> 3. Have not been able to wire up web parts to the profile provide,
kind of
>> got frustrated with this one and gave up. I will revisit it when I am
not so
>> busy.
>do you want an exemple of a web.config file ?
>I use it and it's works fine.
I will try again tonight, and report the results.
>> There are some things that I would like to see done for this
provider.
>>
>> 1. I would like to see case insensitivity resolved (I think you
addressed
>> this in MembershipProvider2).
>it's right.
I see it's all lower case, my mistake.
> 2. I would like to see regular expression being used to validate input
such
> as email addresses, maybe you are doing this already??
yes for password but not for email.
>> 3. The SQL scripts are to say the least not very friendly yet. I had
to chop
>> them up to make the database. I ended up just sticking everything in
one
>> database, where you were once creating 2. This may be the difference
in where
>> you are running DDL scripts (I am using IB Expert).
>i usre also IB EXPERT, i put all in the same database.
Looking at your script, you are creating 2 Databases. One for the role
provider, and one for the membership provider.
>> 3. I would like to see the documentation on how to configure the
provider for
>> the average mortal trying to do this stuff.
>i can send you a web.config file that work with role provider
>membership provider v2 and profile provider if you have an email adress
>because the web.config file is too big
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