Personalization Using Visual Basic 2005 - Adding a Password Reminder
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To add a password reminder, you must first change your existing login control to a template by clicking on the smart tag and choosing “Convert to template,” as shown in Figure 12-18.
Figure 12-18. Convert to template
The display will change to a template that you can modify. Add a link titled (for example) Recover Password, as shown in Figure 12-19.
Set theNavigateURLto the name of the page that will hold yourPasswordRecoverycontrol, then click the smart tag and choose End Editing.
Your next step, of course, is to create the new .aspx page, RecoverPW.aspx. Drag aPasswordRecovery control onto the page, and click the smart tag to choose the view you wish to edit, as shown in Figure 12-20.
Set theSuccessPageUrlproperty to Login.aspx. You may also want to confirm or change the Success Text as well as the other text fields (QuestionInstructionText,QuestionLabelText, etc.).
Figure 12-19. Adding password hyperlink to Login Template
Figure 12-20. Password Recovery control
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