I’m developing a fairly simple website for a friend and want to provide some admin access features using .Net membership authentication.
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I’m developing a fairly simple website for a friend and want to provide some admin access features using .Net membership authentication.
Sure, you just need to roll your own MembershipProvider and RoleProvider that reads the XML file instead of a database. The MembershipProvider and RoleProvider have a lot of properties and functions that must be overridden, but only a handful of them are actually needed to make it functional — I left a lot of the functions to add new users etc. throwing a not supported exception because I edit user information directly in the database.