Just add a null check. Caus if GetUser() returns null, you have an NRE when trying to access its ProviderUserKey property. if (MemberShip.GetUser() != null && Membership.GetUser().ProviderUSerKey.ToString() == josb.PostedBy) ...
haskell,types,binary-search-tree,membership
Node isn't a type; it's a: value of type BinaryTree when fully applied a data constructor for such a value (a -> BinaryTree a -> BinaryTree a -> BinaryTree a) Both really mean the same, but it can be helpful to realize the appearance in two different contexts, namely pattern...
asp.net,asp.net-mvc,asp.net-mvc-4,membership
For me - if you're having such a simple system, then merely storing the username / pwd in the web.config is fine. I'd create a helper class to wrap up talking to the config file (ConfigurationManager.AppSettings on MSDN) and use and evaluate a simple "logon" action. No table needed. Finally...
You are doing right but missing setting up form authentication cookies. just set the auth cookie. if (Membership.ValidateUser("hmahdavi", "123456789")) { FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie("hmahdavi", true); Response.Write("Logged in!"); } ...
php,drupal,paypal,content-management-system,membership
Use session variables. With them, you can limit the entry to the page only when the session is occurring. Make a login page, and then allow session start on all your pages, so the login follows. Then, on the page you require, just add a clause that determines that only...
NOTE: I realized that this will actually fail if your list contains [15, 2, 36] which does contain the string 5, 2, 3 so it is just for special cases. Since you have a dictionary, maybe list comprehension on the keys and string matching? It is actually the same speed...
The method Membership.GetUser() returns a new user instance. Your first line is changing the Email property, and then proceeds by throwing away that change. Your second line will fetch the user again, with the old user, and update it. The documentation for Membership.UpdateUser contains an example of updating the email...
powershell,scripting,membership
Store the group name somewhere and use Select-Object to format the output you want, like: $groupname = "SG-MSOffice" Get-ADGroupMember -Identity $groupname | Select-Object -Property @{n="Username";e={$_.Name}}, @{n="AD Group";e={$groupname}}, Department I can't remember if Department is available in the "default"-object, if not, you could include something like Get-ADObject: $groupname = "SG-MSOffice" Get-ADGroupMember...