Ektron CMS400.NET Developer Reference Manual

Placing a Login Button
You can add any number of login buttons to a template. You can
insert a login button on each template, or set up a special Web
page, called login.aspx, from which users can log into the CMS400
site without the public being able to access the page.
Login Server Control Properties
NOTE
The following table explains the properties of the Login Server
Control.
The following table only lists Ektron-specific properties. It does not describe native
.Net properties such as font, height, width and border style. For documentation of
these properties, see VisualStudio.Net help.
Property Value Data Type
Authenticated Indicates if you are logged in to the CMS Explorer and
can use it to browse to Content, Collections, etc. See
Also: ”Using CMS Explorer to Browse Your Ektron
CMS400.NET Site” on page 32
Hide Used to hide login button in design time and run time.
True = Hide login button
False = Show login button
Language Set a language for the Login Server Control. The
language property shows results in design-time (in
Visual Studio) and at run-time (in a browser).
OnlyAllowMemberLogin This changes the Login button so only membership
users can log in. This prevents someone from trying to
login as an Ektron CMS400.NET user and gain access
to the Ektron CMS400.NET Workarea. The default is
False.
True = Allow only membership users to login.
False = Allow Ektron CMS400.NET users and
membership users to login.
String
Boolean
Integer
Boolean
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