hello all...ok i have an assignmnet which i really dunt understand...i have to create a user authentication administration module. it shud do the following:
add user,delete user,change profile,change password,search user
and assign rights to user-read,write,delete,all
if a user has all rights, he is admin
and if a user has no rights, he cannot logon BUT is a member....
we need to make this module independent of our code...like anyone can take the module and place it in their code....so how am i to do that??? any clues?
Thanx
Devs
There are thousands of freeware ASP.Net scripts.
But You have to understand the basic level of how they work.
Or else you may find difficulties in writing documentations of your assignment.
By the way, can I know which universities are you attending ?
I don't know why our responses surprise you. The purpose of this forum is to give you enough help so that you can do the work yourself. We have pointed you to places that can get you started on your homework assignment, but it doesn't seem like you want to look at them.
If it's code you need to get you started, I would start here. There are several links to articles in that page with code snippets, not fully coded web pages. If you've learned anything at all in your ASP.NET programming class, you should be able to use those code snippets and build your application around them.
BTW, I went out to Google to find that, as I suggested in my first response to you. You could have done the same.
I don't know why our responses surprise you. The purpose of this forum is to give you enough help so that you can do the work yourself. We have pointed you to places that can get you started on your homework assignment, but it doesn't seem like you want to look at them.
If it's code you need to get you started, I would start here. There are several links to articles in that page with code snippets, not fully coded web pages. If you've learned anything at all in your ASP.NET programming class, you should be able to use those code snippets and build your application around them.
BTW, I went out to Google to find that, as I suggested in my first response to you. You could have done the same.