Re: Forms authentication design guidlines needed
From: Philip Q [MVP] (wisemonk@mvps.org)
Date: 11/25/02
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From: "Philip Q [MVP]" <wisemonk@mvps.org> Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002 13:48:54 +1300
1. Probably, but if you have a page with public content on it and (for
example) logging in adds an edit control or something, then using panels
would be the best way. It depends what configuration the page is etc.
2. I would, it saves you a lot of web.config code and maintenance over that
folder.
-- Philip Quinn - wisemonk@aspalliance.com Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET) Anything Goes ASP - http://www.aspalliance.com/wisemonk/ "Larry Hastings" <greg.@remove-me.unixsucks.com> wrote in message news:eJ1U#1#kCHA.2752@tkmsftngp09... > Hello, > > I'm planning to use forms authentication for my project and would like to > know what would the recommended folder/component > structure for project. > I have a bunch of publicly available pages and bunch of pages for > authenticated users only. Currently to have the same look and feel > I have defined user controls on all pages which in code-behind page > determines if user is authenticated or not and displayes > specific part of the page. > > Here is the question. > 1. Is it better to have completely separate page for authenticated user > instead of hiding/showing panels on a single page? > 2. Is it better to move authenticated content to separate folder so it > would be easier to control access to it through <location> > element in web.config? > > Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, > G > >
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