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Migrating from MVC4 to MVC5 and want to use ASP.NET Identity too but I am struggling to find anything that covers everything I think I need to do to migrate the Identity. Migrating an Existing Website from SimpleMembership to ASP.NET Identity suggests all I need to do is create an ApplicationUser and migrate the data, and other web searches give me sql scripts and passowrd hashing advice. But there are other loose ends that I'd like to clear up before I jump in. First - I have code to initialise the membership system in my Seed method: if (!WebSecurity.Initialized) WebSecurity

WebSecurity.Login in simplemembership take username and password, how to make it to login the user using username or email instead of just username?, to make the user free to enter his email or username to login. You could inherit from the SimpleMembershipProvider and just override the ValidateUser method like this. public class ExtendedSimpleMembershipProvider : SimpleMembershipProvider { public override bool ValidateUser(string login, string password) { // check to see if the login passed is an email address if (IsValidEmail(login)) { string actualUsername = base.GetUserNameByEmail(login);

I am trying to use SimpleMembership in my MVC 4 for the first time and I already have an existing database and EF5 model created based on it! I searched a lot but I cant find how I could use it in my case and also to have everything under my own model. It would be great if somebody can give me an idea how to do this. Thanks Purely as a point of reference, it might be a good idea to create a new Internet Application template of an ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application project (i.e. via File > New Project). If you look at the AccountController , as @zms6445 says, it is decorated with an

In MVC4 we had Simple Membership . My opinion is that Simple Membership was a good Identity Model tried and tested with good documentation and didn't need to be fixed but simply needed an upgrade in terms of Email Verification/ Password Reset and all other stuff that we normally have to deal with when building an app. However the new ASP.NET Identity model seems achieve Something of sorts that Vista achieved over XP. I mean AspnetUserClaims and AspnetLogins could have been bunched together as UserAliases . And Microsoft should have provided some methods for the Email part of my babble. Having

I'm working on 'ASP.NET MVC 4' application. I'm using/learning SimpleMembershipProvider and try to stick to the default logic created by VS2012 with the Internet template (if I'm not mistaken, the one with 'SimpleMembershipProvider' out of the box). I'm stuck at the AccountController where I just can't figure put how exactly I can use this method: private ActionResult RedirectToLocal(string returnUrl) { if (Url.IsLocalUrl(returnUrl)) { return Redirect(returnUrl); } else { return RedirectToAction("Index", "Home"); } } From what I understand the whole idea is to get redirected to the location

I’m exploring ASP.NET MVC 4 these days. I will be pleased if someone can help by answering my question . I am building an academic project "Project management and support system" . I have designed my own database , I have my own tables for the users in my database (two kinds of users : Employee who will execute tasks , and a client who assign/hire for tasks ) ,I was about creating a new membership provider but I realized that "It's a waste of time - reinventing the wheel". Now , I am building a membership model on ASP.NET MVC4 using SimpleMembership (It's the future of membership services for