i have a MVC 3 project and want to integrate YAF forum inside of my project, but i dont know how to make a register page and login page (in MVC 3 project) that when i register an account, YAF create an user too, the same with login page, i just want user can register and login in my MVC project and then go to the YAF forum
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The YAF.Providers.YafMembershipProvider module makes a call to dbo.yaf_prov_createuser stored procedure in the DB when creating users.
You can call that yourself to create a user. You'll be bypassing a few validation routines so you need to make sure the user info you pass in is unique (i.e. email and username).
Then all you're missing is to set yaf_prov_Membership.IsApproved = True once you've validated the email.
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My solution directory has ASP.Net 4 web-forms project, that at present has all the development of my website.
The plan is migrate some of the existing front-end to ASP.Net5/MVC6 web application. And for that to happen, I have added ASP.NET 5 empty web application to the existing solution directory. The reason I have decided to use blank template is so that I can add all the required capabilities myself, and understand the flow better.
Capabilities like MVC, Session, Caching, Logging etc.
I have added MVC capabilities. And to add Session related capabilities I have followed the steps given in the below documentation,
https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/fundamentals/app-state.html#installing-and-configuring-session
After this, I am able to add the access the Session in my controller class. I can put some values in the session and can access it in view to verify Session is operating fine.
Both of my web applications (ASP.Net 4 and ASP.Net 5) would be running side by side, and I want to enable user to navigate back and forth with a single sign on. That effectively means, they to share same session.
And hence, I am looking for a way to access SessionID from the Session, so that I can check whether the value is same for both the websites, however there is no method that gives me SessionID...
Can someone explain why it is so and how to retrieve unique session identity?
I am building a Laravel 5.0 project. With this the admin section is only accessible for registered users. I have added for example a user type to the User model and want to create and edit users using an admin module instead of the standard registration form in /auth/register.
But I cannot seem to find how to disable /auth/register for the outside world, but also cannot create my own CRUD for managing users.
So my main two questions are:
How can I reuse the password encryption in my own create and update functionality
How can I disable /auth/register for the not logged in users?
Thanx in advance
The situation is quite complicated and why do I need it - do not ask - boss want!
So, immediately after the default authorization i need to run the custom module, which will have an additional test for authorization in another database and depending on its result i need to decide authorize user or not.
Are there any suggestions except for source corrections?
If you are using Joomla's built-in 'Login Menu', you can set 'Login Redirect' parameter to another page and if you are using Joomla's native login module, you can set redirect parameter to any page of your site that you want.
In your case I would recommend to create a simple component (not a module) that authorizes your user for second time, and redirects them again to any other page that you want (if second login was successful) or kick the user (if second login was unsuccessful). If you do that, you'll be able to create a menu for your component and redirect your login panel (either it's a menu or a simple login module) to your component's menu.
Creating components for Joomla is not a big deal if you have a little of knowledge in php programming and there are some tools that may speed up creating your component, like this one: http://www.notwebdesign.com/joomla-component-creator/
Why not make an authentication plugin and use that rather than the core joomla one?
This is for 1.5 but the principles are the same now.
http://docs.joomla.org/Creating_an_Authentication_Plugin_for_Joomla_1.5
Are the Joomla login credentials for a user the same as the other system that you are using? If so, then you can create a plugin that passes those credentials to your other system on a successful Joomla login event.
If not, then it gets a little tricky. Either your users will have to provide both sets of credentials, once for Joomla that then redirects to your other system for the second login, or you will have to extend your user accounts so you can associate the second set of credentials to a user. You can then use a plugin to pass the related credentials to your secondary system after a successful Joomla login event.
I am using the default membership authorization that is created when you start a new project in VS for MVC 3. When a user is registered (either if I do it for them in the Administration page or if they register themselves through the Register page created in the application), there is an email field for instance. But where is this stored? Shouldn't I be able to access that e-mail somehow? I can't find it in the User object...
Also, is it possible to add more fields when they register, and to access those as well? For instance address, phone number, etc?
1. Getting the e-mail
You can access the property from the current user by using the Membership object.
Membership.GetUser().Email
2. Extra Fields
The best way to add more fields to the register process is to make another model called UserDetail or something. And make a relationship between User and UserDetail.
Or you throw away the default membership authorization and make a custom one. Here are some handy links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f1kyba5e.aspx
http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/video-189.aspx
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/050216.htm
http://davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2007/10/11/CreateCustomMembershipProviderASPNETWebsiteSecurity.aspx
For the extra user fields you can use the ASP.NET profile provider.
here is a good article about how to implement it:
http://ashuthinks.wordpress.com/2012/01/08/asp-net-mvc-profile-provider/
I need to write events to the external database when users logging into SharePoint - username and datetime nothing else.
I use Claims authentication(Windows and forms) and standard login page.
I need to retrieve IIS logs or is there any easier way?
Thanks in advance, Chris
I would create my own login page. There is a good article here that describes how to do this. Include a method in your custom page to override the submit event for the page. You will have to handle the authentication logic, but once the user is authenticated, you can call your external system to log the information.
Note that the custom login page is defined for the entire web application. Any other site collections on this web application will get this same login when authenticating.