This ASP.NET Members Administration page assists in using a single subfolder for "members only" access, and in administering which users are allowed access. No database is required.
When building web sites, it is often requested to have a so-called "members only" section, which is password protected.
The code in this project helps to implement "members only" access.
You can easily administer (see the image above) which users are allowed (add, modify and delete users) in a single page.
This is done through ASP.NET Forms authentication, which is the most flexible for applications on the web. In this project, the user names and passwords are stored in web.config. Therefore, no database is needed.
As soon as a file with the extension aspx is stored in a special "members" subfolder, automatically, it will be protected.
The user administration in this project is done in a single ASP.NET page (admin.aspx). The data is saved in the web.config file.
Any user that is authenticated can add new users, delete existing ones, and reset passwords.
Of course, existing passwords can not be read, nor can they be changed without this being detected by the user.
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