While Asp.Net provides controls that allow members to set up new accounts for themselves,
the Membership Manager Control includes a Create Member feature that allows
Customer Service Representatives to do this from their administrative control panel.
To create a new member record, simply click the New Member option on the Toolbar.
As illustrated here, the Membership Manager Control simply uses the Asp.Net 2.0 CreateUserWizard to provide data entry fields and create the new member account.
Customizing the view (design time)
The embedded CreateUserWizard control includes a wealth of properties for
customizing its appearance and behavior. If you would like to access its properties
in order to tailor it for your own specific needs, you may simply convert the panel
to a template and customize the CreateUserWizard accordingly. When contained
within a template, rather than as a constituent control of Membership Manager, you
can handle events that are raised by the wizard.
As illustrated, the Tasks panel includes an option to select the desired view then Convert to Template changes it to a templated panel.
Just like the Asp.Net Login Controls, templated views allow you to change the layout and content of the panel. Interestingly, the CreateUserWizard is itself a templated control which has various views. If you wish to disable the ability to add members, you could simply delete or disable the CreateUserWizard control.
If you want to discard your templated changes, just bring up the tasks menu and click the Reset option as illustrated below. Caution: Reset will immediately discard any changes you have made to your custom view template. Of course, nothing is permanent until you save the file.
To create a new member record, simply click the New Member option on the Toolbar.
As illustrated here, the Membership Manager Control simply uses the Asp.Net 2.0 CreateUserWizard to provide data entry fields and create the new member account.
Customizing the view (design time)
The embedded CreateUserWizard control includes a wealth of properties for
customizing its appearance and behavior. If you would like to access its properties
in order to tailor it for your own specific needs, you may simply convert the panel
to a template and customize the CreateUserWizard accordingly. When contained
within a template, rather than as a constituent control of Membership Manager, you
can handle events that are raised by the wizard.
As illustrated, the Tasks panel includes an option to select the desired view then Convert to Template changes it to a templated panel.
Just like the Asp.Net Login Controls, templated views allow you to change the layout and content of the panel. Interestingly, the CreateUserWizard is itself a templated control which has various views. If you wish to disable the ability to add members, you could simply delete or disable the CreateUserWizard control.
If you want to discard your templated changes, just bring up the tasks menu and click the Reset option as illustrated below. Caution: Reset will immediately discard any changes you have made to your custom view template. Of course, nothing is permanent until you save the file.