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ASP MVC 3 Basic Register / Login / Logout on a different table

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问题 I have seen the default 'Account' Model and Controller which comes default with a standard MVC3 Application, how ever, as I have generated my Database first. I already have designed my own 'Users' table, which I'd like a simple Registration / Log in / Log out to be implemented. Are there are good tutorials showing me how to do this or any advice from yourselves? Many thanks for your time. 回答1: It's simple. Create your class derived from the abstract class MembershipProvider public class

Rich Twitter Digits/Google Auth with OpenIdDictServer

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Our app requires sign-in by either mobile number or Google. We are planning to Twitter Digits for mobile number authentication. The flow of registration and authentication as I understand is as below: Mobile app does rich authentication with Twitter Digits or Google Sign In (it’s better user experience for the user to do rich auth instead of opening a web browser tab). Twitter Digits / Google Sign In returns Identity Token. Mobile app calls AuthServer to SignIn and presents Identity Token. Identity server validates the presented Identity Token with Digits service or Google Auth Service. Once

How do I issue the corresponding Bearer and Cookie identity in ASP.NET with multiple Authorization schemes?

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问题 This documentation describes in part how to use more than one authentication scheme: In some scenarios, such as Single Page Applications it is possible to end up with multiple authentication methods. For example, your application may use cookie-based authentication to log in and bearer authentication for JavaScript requests. In some cases you may have multiple instances of an authentication middleware. For example, two cookie middlewares where one contains a basic identity and one is created