Interesting article on Forms Authentication

Ha... very interesting. didn't you know you could do that.

i want just wonder if anyone found a good site that list all web.config elements? Seems like every once in a while, I discover something new in the web.config

quote:Originally posted by pjoyce

I ran across this article on Forms Authentication, which introducted the <location> tag, of which I was unaware. It allows you to do all your forms authentication from the root of your web app. and avoids a bunch of other problems (like making sub-directories applications)

www.theserverside.net/articles/article.aspx?l=FormAuthentication
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Hey... i just found a good resource

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...us/cpgenref/html/gngrfsessionstatesection.asp


quote:Originally posted by bruce

Ha... very interesting. didn't you know you could do that.

i want just wonder if anyone found a good site that list all web.config elements? Seems like every once in a while, I discover something new in the web.config

quote:Originally posted by pjoyce

I ran across this article on Forms Authentication, which introducted the <location> tag, of which I was unaware. It allows you to do all your forms authentication from the root of your web app. and avoids a bunch of other problems (like making sub-directories applications)

www.theserverside.net/articles/article.aspx?l=FormAuthentication
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