I think that I once saw something about it a Ruben Verborgh's blog http://ruben.3click.be/. But unfortunately it seems like he has closed down his blog, which I think is a bit of a shame.
But maybe it is possible to find it through some cached pages on google?
I think he just removed his site just like Per did with objects.dk - it should be illegal to remove things from the internet (Ruben got offered a phd, so he won't have time for freelancing and Umbraco :'-()
Making a custom back office membership provider, is as easy as simply making a "normal" asp.net membership provider and then assign it to the /config/umbracoSettings.config file.
Custom MembershipProviders
Hi there,
Are there any good examples on how to implement a custom UsersMembershipProvider?
/Jesper
I think that I once saw something about it a Ruben Verborgh's blog http://ruben.3click.be/. But unfortunately it seems like he has closed down his blog, which I think is a bit of a shame.
But maybe it is possible to find it through some cached pages on google?
Hmm...unfortunately it seems that the blogpost can't befound through google cache but maybe this thread on the old forum can be of use?
http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst7469_Umbraco-v4-Membership--and-NET.aspx
Hope that you can get somehting useable out of this afterall.
Thanks for input. I'm gonna test the links. Yes - rubens site is down. Wonder what is going on.
/Jesper
I think he just removed his site just like Per did with objects.dk - it should be illegal to remove things from the internet (Ruben got offered a phd, so he won't have time for freelancing and Umbraco :'-()
Making a custom back office membership provider, is as easy as simply making a "normal" asp.net membership provider and then assign it to the /config/umbracoSettings.config file.
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