username. There is no password for this particular authentication source,
just a private username. Can I still use the <asp:logincontrol or do I
need to do something on my own?
And yes I understand the security implications. It is acceptable for what
we're doing.
Steve EvansIf you are not using ASP.Net profile or any real forms/windows security in
your web.config file it will be much better to just use a textbox becuase
that will allow you more flexiablity.
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I have a need to use the <asp:loginprompt but I only want to use the
username. There is no password for this particular authentication source,
just a private username. Can I still use the <asp:logincontrol or do I
need to do something on my own?
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And yes I understand the security implications. It is acceptable for what
we're doing.
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Steve Evans
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