Website with login and logout

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I am new in ASP.NET. I am making a school website where students can log in and out with their ID and password. Student IDs and passwords are saved in a SQL database that is on the same server on which website is hosted. I want to log in/out like on www.codeporject.com, where you log in with our email and password and then remain signed in until you click on 'Sign out'.

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Posted 12-May-10 3:22am

irfankhan200

Updated 14-May-10 22:52pm

Moak

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2010-05-12T03:43:00

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If you want to support role management in your website, Microsoft have provided some handy features that you might want to look at. One thing you need to look at is the Role Provider. Have a read of this[^] to see how to use the role provider, and how to link it to the login controls.

Posted 12-May-10 3:43am

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Jitendra Zaa 13-May-10 2:57am

Thanks Pete for such good Information. I am also newbie in .NET

Pete O'Hanlon 13-May-10 3:26am

Jitendra - I'm glad that I could help. Don't worry about being a .NET newbie; we all started off that way and it's good to see you're willing to learn. Top notch.

radix3 · Answer 2 · 2010-05-14T19:37:00

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Hello,
For this query you have to use login control
Hers an example for that, please help your self
Login control examples
Thanks & Regards
Radix :)

Posted 14-May-10 19:37pm

radix3

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Ankur^\m/ 15-May-10 3:00am

Did not Pete mean the same thing? What's the use putting same answers again?