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Username Hashing
Hello,
I am using the createuserwizard that ships with asp.net 2.0 an I would like to know how to disable Username Hashing. Does anyone know this one?
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Which membership provider are you using? I wasn't aware that ASP.NET hashes usernames, only passwords.
Phil Weber
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Well, the web administration tool says I'm using a "Custom Provider" for the membership. Not too sure why... but in my aspnet_Membership table there is only a "UserID" field that could possibly be considered being my users' Usernames. I thought that this was the GUID, but when I couldnt find a field with the username in the table, it dawned on me that maybe "Application ID" was the GUID.
Anyhow, I need to be able to update the Email field and dont know how. I figured if i could use the username as an indicator, it would work.... but it's hashed.
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The username is in the aspnet_Users table (in clear text). The simplest way to update a user's information is to use the UpdateUser method of the Membership API: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...pdateuser.aspx .
Phil Weber
http://www.philweber.com
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I do not offer free assistance by e-mail. Thank you!
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Sweeet.. even uses the update user email example
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