createuserwizard

问题 I am developing a site where Email address should be used as the login name. Hence I am looking for options to remove the 'Username' field from the CreateUserWizard and keep only Email ID, Password,Confirm Password in the page. when I just removed the Username text box from the ASP.Net Page, it threw the exception. CreateUserWizardStep.ContentTemplate does not contain an IEditableTextControl with ID UserName for the username. Any ideas how to remove the Username Textbox from the

问题 I am developing a site where Email address should be used as the login name. Hence I am looking for options to remove the 'Username' field from the CreateUserWizard and keep only Email ID, Password,Confirm Password in the page. when I just removed the Username text box from the ASP.Net Page, it threw the exception. CreateUserWizardStep.ContentTemplate does not contain an IEditableTextControl with ID UserName for the username. Any ideas how to remove the Username Textbox from the

问题 I've seen a lot of customization questions, but I still haven't seen how to just change the text of the CreateUser button. It seems that the button it automatically showing despite already switching it to a custom template. Nevermind, I'm an idiot. I had looked for a simple line to change it the other day when I was in a hurry (in front of the customer) and didn't find it. I figured it wasn't there, but it was. CreateUserButtonText="whatever you want" 回答1: MSDN: You can simply use

问题 How can I use the CreateUserWizard control without having it render html tables? I've customized the layout of the CreateUserWizard, and I'm using css to style it. My button is too far away from my form, due to the <table> tags asp.net is rendering by default. <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" id="cphContent_CreateUserWizard1" style="border-collapse: collapse; "> <tbody> <tr style="height: 100%; "> <td> <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="height: 100%; width: 100%; border

问题 I am working with CreateUserWizard tool for creating a registration page. This is the first time and I am encountering problem with the following: I defined two steps in WizardSteps in the page: <WizardSteps> <asp:WizardStep ID="CreateUserWizardStep0" runat="server" Title="Sign Up for your new Account !!"> <asp:TextBox ID="Email" runat="server"> In the first wizard step, the user provides email, and we need to check if this email meets certain criteria (if he exists in our internal database,

问题 I want to change the createuserwizard.step= start if the mail sending fails and not to go to successful creation step. catch (SmtpException ex) { Membership.DeleteUser(textboxemail.Text.Trim()); Literal errorMessage=(Literal) CreateUserWizard1.CreateUserStep.ContentTemplateContainer.FindControl("ErrorMessage"); errorMessage.Text = "Account creation failed due to email notification."+ ex.Message + " errorcode" +ex.StatusCode + "; inner exception; " + ex.InnerException; CreateUserWizard1

问题 I am using the built-in asp.net membership framework. I created a registration page and set up client-side validation with some custom validators, validating through jQuery AJAX to a web service and the client-side validation works ok. I have two issues: Even when the client-side validation fails, the continue button still works. How do I disable it? I don't want to count on client-side validation. How do I go about implementing server-side validation in the CreateUserWizard? Can you point me

问题 I'm using ASP's createUserWizard control to create my users, and I'd like to add some extra fields (with extra info on the user) which I'm saving in my own table. I try to access these custom textboxes in code behind with the findContol property (since they're inside the createUserWizard) The problem is that the textbox I declare and initialize as the control, is null. Here's how I do it: TextBox t_desc = (TextBox)(CreateUserWizard1.FindControl("txt_desc")); o.organisation_description = t

问题 I only want to use CreateUserWizard Control to collect information from the user and insert into my custom database. I don't want to use Asp.Net Membership . When I add this setting to the web.config <membership> <providers> <clear /> </providers> </membership> The following error comes Default Membership Provider must be specified. And when I remove this setting from the web.config. The page runs successfully BUT createUserWizard Control automatically adds the ASPNETDB.MDF database to the

问题 in order to make new C++ classes conform to some rather picky coding conventions (upfront: I am not in the position to discuss these...), I was thinking about a way of generating stubs for new C++ classes. Currently, everyone is doing copy-paste, regularly missing some detail. The IDE in use is MS Visual Studio 2005, but I think there has not been much of a change in 2008 and 2010 regarding these topics. My first idea was to implement a command line script to do this, which would be fairly