DotNetNuke Tips and Tricks #12: Creating your own Authentication Provider

Posted by: Joe Brinkman, on 13 Jul 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

DotNetNuke has a lot of great features that come built-in, but there are often situations where the default implementation is not what the customer wants for their website. This was a big limitation of early versions of DotNetNuke changing basic functionality often required the user to customize the core DotNetNuke code. In DotNetNuke 2.0 all of that began to change with the introduction of Providers in the framework. This is also where we began focusing on a rich extensibility model that would...

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