The
Summary View provides most available member information in a convenient report format and is the default view that you will see whenever you select a member in the User List.
As illustrated here, the login name and Email address of the currently selected member is displayed above the Summary View Title and the member's information is arranged in a report-like format. Notice also that the
Delete Member link is available near the top of the panel.
Summary Panel Features
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Delete member |
This is a link, located near the top of the summary panel that may be used to
delete the currently selected member.
The displayed label may be modified by setting the DeleteMemberLinkText
property in the Visual Studio 2005 designer. You may effectively disable this feature
by clearing the DeleteMemberLinkText property. |
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User Name |
The User Name section is comprised of a heading, the selected user's login name
and a link to
change the user name.
The heading text may be modified in Visual Studio by setting the UserNameHeading
property and the change link text can be modified by setting the ChangeLinkText
property. |
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Email Address |
The Email address section is comprised of a heading, the selected user's Email address
and a link to
change the user name.
The heading text may be modified in Visual Studio's properties panel by setting
the EmailAddressHeading property. |
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Roles |
The Roles section includes a heading, identification of the selected user's role
membership and a link to
edit the user's membership roles.
The heading text may be modified in the designer by setting the RolesHeading
property. |
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Status |
The Status section includes a heading, labels indicating whether the member is currrently
Approved and/or locked out as well as the date that the membership record was created.
A link (Approve/Disapprove) allows you to toggle the approval status for the member,
which effectively enables/disables the member's ability to log in.
If the member has become locked out as a result of excessive failed password attempts,
a link labelled "Unlock" will allow you to restore the member's ability to log in.
Note that this is independent of the aforementioned Approve/Disapprove option.
The heading text may be modified in the Visual Studio designer by setting the StatusHeading
property. |
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Activity |
The Activity section includes a heading as well as labels that indicate the last
login date and last activity date for the selected member. The heading text may
be modified in the Visual Studio designer by setting the ActivityHeading
property. |
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Password |
The Password section includes a heading as well as labels that indicate the passwordFormat,
the last time the password was changed and the current number of failed password
attempts. This latter information may be used to determine if the member is having
trouble logging in.
A link is provided to change the password
and on that panel, an option is available to
Reset the password.
The heading text may be modified in the Visual Studio designer by setting the PasswordHeading
property. |
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Question and Answer |
The Question and Answer section includes a heading as well as labels that show you
the current pasword question, the current number of failed password attempts
and, if not hashed or encrypted, the passwordAnswer.
If you have disabled password Q&A by setting requiresQuestionAndAnswer
to false, then this panel may not be of much use to you.
A link is provided to change the password question and answer.
The heading text may be modified in the Visual Studio 2005 designer by setting the
QAHeading property. In addition, the prompts for the password question
and password answer may be modified by setting the PasswordQuestionPrompt
and PasswordAnswerPrompt properties.
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Comments |
The Comments section includes a heading, the comments for the selected member
and a link to the
Edit Comments
panel.
The heading text may be modified in the Visual Studio 2005 designer by setting the
CommentsHeading property.
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UserID |
This is an informational element that may be useful to developers who work directly
with the Asp.Net Membership providers. The UserID is a Globally unique identifier
(GUID) which corresponds to the "providerKey" property of the membership user
object. |