Login failed for user...

Hello people,
first here is my connection string (copy/paste from the control panel) and it is exactly the same as in my web.config except for the password (it is not ****** )

"Data Source=tcp:sql2k803.discountasp.net;Initial Catalog=SQL2008_736225_aldookandb;User ID=SQL2008_736225_aldookandb_user;Password=******;"

And you can reproduce this problem (and see it live) by doing the following:

A)
1.go to my website www.aldookan.com
2.login as username: Teacher1 password: 123456 (Note that you have been logged in successfully)
3. go to the link in the upper right corner where it says (Teacher Page)
4. booooom!

B)
1. go to the website and create an account as a "Teacher"
2. do steps 2 to 4 from above and same problem occurs


please help, i have done everything possible but was not able to solve this problem and i have read many posts in here but i was not able to find a solution for my issue

thanks in advance

-Eyad

 

Hi,
I did what you suggested and did get the error.
I can see several things going on and have suspicions but not enough to go on.
It looks like your code pages are not finding each other, and I see at least one of the folders has a space in it's name, which may be part of the problem.
Did you create this from scratch or was it a starter kit?

If you want I can login and take a look at the code, no charge.
Send me a PM with your DASP Control Panel login and password if you want help.
Honesty it is often the only way to help with this sort of thing.
All the best,
Mark

 

Hmmm.. I am using a standered VS 2010 asp.net web application (not empty web application) and i have added more pages to it. I do not see any folder or file where there is a space in my code. any other suggestion?!

Thanks in advance.

NOTE ABOUT REQUESTING MY PASSWORD:
Sorry, although I can see that you have invested more that 3000++ posts here, I can not give my password to strangers online! (In fact, i don't understand why would you invest your time in this forum if you are not an employee of DASP)

How does DASP allows such thing to happen! if I send you my password and you missed up my account then I can not claim anything because you are simply "not an employee of DASP" and, thus, I can not hold anything against you!!

I can see that you are a Moderator, a non DASP employee and requesting my password!! this is very suspicious!

 

I've been helping people here for years have never taken anything from anyone.
The DASP crew trusts me.
You don't have to trust me but I've been doing this for hundreds of DASP customers.

Please disregard my offer if this offends you.
All the best,
Mark

 

Then don't give your password. Problem solved.

If we didn't trust Mark we wouldn't allow him to ask for passwords, as he pointed out.

 

If you are using The login controls that VS2010 offers you you have to manually go into the ASP Configuration and provide privilege to each user individually. You have to create rules and roles if you are using the log in control that VS 2010 provides you, the best and easiest thing to do is to make your own.