The only way for an ASP.NET page to realize that you are using a server control (like asp:Textbox or input type=”text”) is to have runat=”server” in the control tag. This is very important; forgetting it will cause the ASP.NET engine to pass over the control as HTML. By Bryan Xu
ASP.NET supplies 6 different validation controls, each with some distinct properties besides the few common ones: RequiredFieldValidator RangeValidator MaximumValue (In code behind, MaximumValue=DateTime.Today.ToString(“yyyy/MM/dd”)) MinimumValue (1850/1/1) Type (String or Date) RegularExpressionValidator ValidationExpression – put in regular expression here. There are a few of pre-defined ones. CompareValidator ControlToValidate & ControlToCompare CustomValidator Double-click on design mode to get … Continued
ASP.NET Quickstart Tutorials – Storing User Profiles MSDN – SqlProfileProvider Class MSDN – ASP.NET Profile Properties MSDN – ASP.NET Profile Properties Overview MSDN – ASP.NET User Identification for ASP.NET Profile Properties MSDN – Defining ASP.NET Profile Properties MSDN – ASP.NET Profile Provider MSDN – Implementing a Profile Provider MSDN – How to: Build and Run … Continued
MSDN – Roles Class – first place to consult if anything! MSDN – Role Provider MSDN – How To: Use Role Manager in ASP.NET 2.0 MSDN – roleManager Element (ASP.NET Settings Schema) ASP.NET Quickstart Tutorials – Using the Membership and Role Manager APIs By Bryan Xu
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