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04/03/2010 14:22:21
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04/03/2010 14:16:43
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Forum:
ASP.NET
Category:
The Mere Mortals .NET Framework
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01452444
Message ID:
01452581
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22
Frank,
You can look at the UserAdmin.aspx.cs code under the Admin folder in your web project to see how the user is saved.
Bob
>Thanks Tim,
>
>I have the page protected and force them to enter the old password and the new one twice. Thanks to the Session["mmUserSecurity_UserPk"] I can now verify the old password, but how do I save the new one? I assume I need to store the session back with the new password, but I don't see how I save a DataSet. Do I need to create a user business object, populate it with the data from the session, change the password and then save the BO? Or is there another way?
You can look at the UserAdmin.aspx.cs code under the Admin folder in your web project to see how the user is saved.
Bob
>Thanks Tim,
>
>I have the page protected and force them to enter the old password and the new one twice. Thanks to the Session["mmUserSecurity_UserPk"] I can now verify the old password, but how do I save the new one? I assume I need to store the session back with the new password, but I don't see how I save a DataSet. Do I need to create a user business object, populate it with the data from the session, change the password and then save the BO? Or is there another way?