Re: help!! credentials stored in web.config vs in database
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Thanx for ur reply
"DKode":
> If i were you,
>
> put all the login information into a database. In the table that holds
> your usernames/passwords have an additional field that is marked by 0
> or 1 to differetiate between admins and normal users. This gets rid of
> the problem of having multiple different login pages etc..
>
> Then in your login.aspx, once the user is authenticated, check if they
> are an admin, if they are then redirect them to a different page (like
> your /admin/ folder)
>
> hope this helps.
>
> Sean
>
>
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