How to use multiple login in asp.net

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I had a form called staff login where a staff can login with username and password and check its login type i.e. admin or general staff from a dropdown list what should be a logic for sending both the person on two different aspx pages according to their type.
suppose if he selected admin then admin.aspx and if staff then staff.aspx

Posted 5-Mar-12 7:57am

Ajinkyaaher1

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Uday P.Singh · Answer 1 · 2012-03-05T08:04:00

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Simplest way is to do like this:if you are matching the username and password from database then you can add a column called usertype and check this column value also at the time of login , if the usertype is admin then redirect to admin.aspx else to other page.

you can also use ASP.net Roles and membership[^] to implement this.

hope it helps :)

Posted 5-Mar-12 8:04am

Uday P.Singh

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Ajinkyaaher1 6-Mar-12 13:45pm

Thanks Uday for the help

Uday P.Singh 6-Mar-12 14:25pm

you are welcome, you can always accept the answer if it helps!