Is it possible to use a connection string without storing it in the web.config with the asp .net membership provider? Same for role and profile... thanks.

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Are there any differences at all in setting up the web.config for a .NET 3.5 app vs. a 2.0 to make use of the asp .net membership provider? Is the same version 2.0.0.0 of the membership provider in the web.config still the one to use with the 3.5 version of the framework? Also, what if the connection string is encrypted in the registry, how would the connectionstringname and connection be set for membership to use then? I have come up empty handed trying to find answers to the above questions. Please help, Thanks

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Right, I was just starting to research this topic. I'm new to this so I was trying to get it to work any way I could at first and then as I learn more, the library would become more mature and secure. I will look into generated a key from a password. It seems there is an object type called PasswordDerivedBytes as I searched a little last night. I am looking for a way to keep the key secure as I know it's not good to store it. So now when I use this with a website or program, the password will simply need to be passed in to generate the key in the code for encrypting decrypting if I am understanding this correctly. Thanks for that suggestion, I will attempt to put it to use. Hope you had a great weekend.

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I'm just starting to look at creating a Rijndael encryption library to encrypt strings and files (input and output file name). However, since this is just for my personal use the key is stored right in the library. I'm trying to look into a way to be able to use this library but store the encryption key securely to use for encryption, and decryption. Or would asymmetric encryption be better? What articles would you recommend to look at for either case for key, and possibly init vector storage either on CodeProject or elsewhere? I've been trying to find some simple articles that are very good, but maybe I'm not using the correct search terms. Thanks

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I am new to looking at WebServices. At any rate, what I am trying to do while learning is say lookup some information from ActiveDirectory and then return a value such as a givenname in the header. I am curious as to how to accomplish this so the value can be grabbed like givenname = Response.Headers.Get("givenname") in the page codebehind. Or if you know of any tutorials to show how to do this, that would be great also. I have looked but have come up empty handed. Thanks.

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Is the ShowIcon property set to true?

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Is it possible to render a page that makes use of a masterpage to Word? I get errors involving controls need to be placed inside a form tag with runat="server". The master page has this form id="form1" runat="server" but when the page runs the ID is aspnetform. However, what I need to do is to render the page's "content" and not the entire viewable page. Thanks!

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You may have to catch that in the databound event possibly and add a literal control with the image tag pointing to where it should go?

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Is there a simple way to show and count how many invalid attempts there are to login using the login control? I would like to be able to say, this is 1 attempt of 5. 5 invalid attempts and the account will be locked. Please advice, thanks.

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I have not tried that and didn't know. Just really starting. I will give that a shot first thing in the morning.

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All, I have a sitemap source and the web.config has Security Trimming Enabled. "<sitemapnode title="User Administration" roles="Admin"></sitemapnode>" My question is how would I get to allow 2 different roles on the same node? Say Admin, and AccountAdmin?

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I will definitely give it a shot. Thank you!

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It appears that the print button does not show in a report viewer with the processing mode set to local. How would I process the report viewer to either print or to open a new window with the contents in a printable page? Would it be ReportViewer1.Render? I am learning this new control and am not familiar with that method or if that would even work. Thanks

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Yes, sorry. I misread the question. Glad you got it worked out!

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Thanks, thought the software was required...

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In the sorting event you could set the editindex = -1 and then let the edit button do it's thing. Use the OnRowEditing even and some similar code in that function possibly? GridView grdView = sender as GridView; grdView.EditIndex = e.NewEditIndex; //Rebind grid here...

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I am hoping that someone can recommend a decent ergonomic keyboard. All I want is a normal keyboard that's ergonomically layed out but without all these extra functions that I will never use and that does not require software to work. Anyone have any suggestions? I like the split design like on this one but one developer reviewed it as being too high to easily move from mouse to keyboard and vice versa so that will need to be kept in mind also. It also has a software cd though. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7332059&type=product&id=1122653022021[^] Thanks!

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Does anyone know how to use Rijndael managed with the varying blocksizes? I have some code to encrypt passwords for storage in a table, however, the blocksize is 128. From what I understand, 128, 160, 192, 224, and 256 bit block sizes can be used. But, when I try, I get an error. I have been unable to find an article to be able to do it this way. Anyone know of any articles that you can point me to or provide a simple example if you already have one?

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Anyone?

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I understand that's how it should work. And no, I don't want the file to be sent on every postback. Just if you click an upload button with a file in the upload control, and a user clicks refresh on their browser, the same action is performed and the upload control still is showing HasFile = true. I'm trying to not let the code to add a file run again if a browser refresh is performed after clicking upload.

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