controllers in web frameworks ? [ruby, Grails, etc..] How do they work?
ruby,grails,groovy,login-control
I think you are having wrong assumptions. In Grails (I don't know rails) when you go to the login page, let's say /app/user/login then, at FIRST the controller method is being called (def login()), so your logic shouldn't go there, it should actually do nothing and by convention it will...
How does Membership.ValidateUser method access a database?
c#,asp.net-mvc,asp.net-membership,login-control
It' used the MembershipProvider specified on your Web.config file to validate the user. By default, it uses DefaultMembershipProvider
What is the most secure method of logging someone into a website? [closed]
php,security,token,login-control
We recently posted a blog about secure authentication with long-term persistence (a.k.a "Remember Me"), but the largest difference between this blog post and ircmaxell's answer to "Keep Me Logged In" - the best approach is a separation of the lookup (which is not constant-time) and the validation (which is constant-time)....
How to configure MembershipProvider in asp.net?
c#,asp.net,asp.net-membership,login-control,authentication
It sounds like the connectionString to the Membership database is working, but you may be providing an invalid username or password. You can debug this further by implementing the OnAuthenticate Event: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.login.authenticate(v=vs.100).aspx You might also consider just creating a new User and test logging in with the new username and...
Login page to show “welcome user” on index.php
logging,login,login-control,login-script
If i'm understanding your question correctly and you are storing the username in a session (as you are), all you need to do is echo $_SESSION["username"] where you want to display it. For instance, in your index.php, just do the following. <h1>Welcome to <?php echo $_SESSION ['username']; ?></h1> Obviously, remove...
ASP.NET membership provider, custom login control
asp.net,visual-studio,membership-provider,login-control
You should be removing Login1_Authenticate event and have a login button event to validate the credentials. Or depending on how you submit back to server, such as ajax calls etc. You can also use fiddler to see what's exactly being posted back to server. PS. Why do not use ASP.net...
How can I make a control on a referenced form accessible? [duplicate]
c#,winforms,login,password-protection,login-control
Don't make the control public. Instead expose a property as part of the login form: public string UserName {get {return textBoxUserName.Text;}} ...
Error login_required django
django,decorator,login-control
I solved in a simple way, I do not know if it's the most efficient, but it worked. views def protected_message(request): return render(request, 'bands/protected_message.html') url url(r'^accounts/login/$', 'protected_message'), menu template <li><a href="{% url 'admin:index' %}">Login</a></li> protected_message.html {% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} <title>Protected</title> {% endblock title %} {% block...