Building the User Interface for an ASP.NET AJAX Client-Centric Wiki Application - Registration
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Registration should always be the first step to using a web system before logging into it. Ironically, however, there does not currently exist ready registration support in the MS AJAX framework. Therefore, we have to resort to the traditional and rather elegant ASP.NET 2.0 server control CreateUserWizard to accomplish this task. The following Figure 8 shows the related runtime snapshot for the registration.
Figure 8-the runtime snapshot for the registration.
There is nothing special to be emphasized here since all the related things derive from the common ASP.NET 2.0 supports.
Author's Note: in this example, by using the ASP.NET Web Site Administration tool we have created two types of roles, Admin and Contributor, and three users: "Mike" with both roles and "a" and "b," both with only a Contributor role, whose password are all pass@word. Only a member with the Admin role has the ability to edit article categories as well as author articles. A member with the Contributor role can only write new articles and post comments to the articles on the website. Passing travelers can only view the article categories and the article details in which they are interested. In addition, any newly-registered user, by default, is assigned a Contributor role.
Next, let's research the really interesting things.
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