Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in CSharp and VB Opsylum

616 x CHAPTER 16 SECURITY IN YOUR ASP.NET 4.5 WEBSITE
Any content you put in the control is placed in the
AnonymousTemplate area, because that is now the
active template for the control in Design View.
3. Click the Login control once to select it and then press
Ctrl+X to cut it to the clipboard. Click inside the small
white rectangle that represents the LoginView to position
your cursor in the control, and then press Ctrl+V to
paste the Login control into your LoginView.
4. Open the Smart Tasks panel of the LoginView again
and switch to the LoggedInTemplate using the Views
drop-down list. Click inside the small white rectangle of
the control again and type the text You are already
logged in.
FIGURE 16-9
5. Switch to Markup View and look at the code. The Login control should be placed inside the
AnonymousTemplate, and the text you typed should be displayed within the LoggedInTemplate
tags:
You are already logged in.
6. Save and close the page because you’re done with it for now.
7. Open the master page Frontend.master in Markup View and locate the element at the
bottom of the page. Remove the text Footer Goes Here and replace it with a new LoginName
control by dragging it from the Toolbox into the element. Set its FormatString property
to Logged in as {0} by typing in the code directly:
8. From the Toolbox, drag a new LoginView control and drop it below the LoginName control,
but still in the element. Switch to Design View, and on the Smart Tasks panel of the
LoginView, choose LoggedInTemplate from the Views drop-down list. Then in the white rectangle
for the active LoggedInTemplate, drag and drop a new LoginStatus control.
9. Switch to Markup View again and wrap the code for the LoginStatus in a pair of parentheses.
You should end up with the following code:
()