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5/5/2006 9:33 PM
 
Hello!

I use DNN and CS (working on the same Membership application). Now what I want is that if a user logged in either through DotNetNuke or through CommunityServer and he switches to the other portal (DNN=>CS or CS=>DNN) the user does not need to re-login. I suppose this might be achieved with the cookie, but I do not know much about cookies. Where is defined the cookie of DNN that registers if someone is logged-in?

Thank you very much for any help!

Regards,
Fabian
 
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5/21/2006 4:51 PM
 

I have the same question.

 

-Thanks for the help

Bryan

 
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7/13/2006 2:15 PM
 

I was able to configure it under DNN 4.3.2 and CS 2.0

On the dnn side in the signin.aspx.vb

Add to the Private Sub cmdLogin_Click ...

Else 'Login Success
   If loginStatus = UserLoginStatus.LOGIN_SUCCESS Then
      Dim strUserID As String
      Dim strEmail As String
      strEmail = objUser.Membership.Email.ToString
      strUserID = txtUsername.Text
      Response.Cookies("CSUser")("username") = strUserID
      Response.Cookies("ICVUser")("emailAddress") = strEmail
   End If
   UserAuthorized(objUser, False) 'make sure this runs after your custom cookie or it will not be created.
End If

On the CS 2.0 side purchase the CustomAuthentication Add-On and configure to the help file settings.

Bryan

 
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7/23/2006 11:27 AM
 

If CS is a sub application to DNN (in a sub folder) you should have bean able to just delete the cookie settings from CS's web.config and it should have inherited them from DNN's web.config - and thus using the same same auth cookie (I've tried this from one of the DNN and CS integration tutorials)

 


Thanks,
Vladan Strigo
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7/23/2006 2:33 PM
 
Vladan Strigo wrote

If CS is a sub application to DNN (in a sub folder) you should have bean able to just delete the cookie settings from CS's web.config and it should have inherited them from DNN's web.config - and thus using the same same auth cookie (I've tried this from one of the DNN and CS integration tutorials)

 



what? you've got to be kidding me.  Would be nice
 
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