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4/6/2009 9:35 AM
 

Hello.

I am using DNN5 and VS2008.

I am creating users in my website using my own created tables(not default dnn user related tables) in DB and similary have created new form to register new user.

Now i want to put all DNN user authentications when a user login using my own created form and DB. so that i can use default securites provided by DNN.

 

Regards.

Bilche.

 
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