How to create a login page using ASP.NET MVC 3 Razor (1 of 5)
Simple example of how to create an MVC 3 Razor web application that forces a users to login in order to access secure parts of the website. Outline: 1. In Visual Studio 2010, create an empty ASP.NET MVC 3 Razor application 2. Create a Home Controller 3. Create a Model for the Login data using Data Annotations 4. Create a Login Controller 5. Create an method decorated with the HttpPost attribute 6. Create a View for the Login HTML Form 7. Use Razor @Html helpers to build the HTML Form 8. Discuss Client-side and Server-side validation 9. Update Web.Config file to allow and disallow anonymous users 10. Update Web.Config to force users to the Login View 11. Create a Layout (Master) page for anonymous users and a different Layout for authenticated users
This is a tutorial on how to make Ubuntu Linux 10.10 (also works with 10.04) look/feel like Mac OSX. ———————————— Globalmenu: Add this to software sources: “deb ppa.launchpad.net karmic main” Authentication key URL: gnome2-globalmenu.googlecode.com sudo apt-get install gnome-globalmenu Widget layer: sudo apt-get install screenlets compizconfig-settings-manager NOTE: Some of the URLs provided here do not show up correctly. Please visit tinyurl.com if you are having trouble retrieving them.
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