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John
OK, I read and read again information on using the logon control, 'custom
providers' but none are really helping me out with creating a provider to
go against my database to validate the users logging into my web app. What
happens when a user logs into my site is, 8 queries are executed, 1 verfies
the user, and the others get data pertaining to that users id, so drop downs
are populated for that user, etc., So is it possible to use the 2.0
providers to do this same thing, and can someone show me some code of a
provider going against a SQL database (not the membership one 2.0 creates)
your own DB, to validate users loggging into your web app?
going nuts
providers' but none are really helping me out with creating a provider to
go against my database to validate the users logging into my web app. What
happens when a user logs into my site is, 8 queries are executed, 1 verfies
the user, and the others get data pertaining to that users id, so drop downs
are populated for that user, etc., So is it possible to use the 2.0
providers to do this same thing, and can someone show me some code of a
provider going against a SQL database (not the membership one 2.0 creates)
your own DB, to validate users loggging into your web app?
going nuts