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Create user with CreateUserWizard without logging in

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staeri@gmail.com - 25 Apr 2008 14:52 GMT
In the admin section of my application I user the CreateUserWizard to
register users who have access to the application.

The problem is that after I've created a user with the
CreateUserWizard the created user is automatically logged in instead
of myself. How can this problem be solved?

Very grateful for help!

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Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) - 25 Apr 2008 15:21 GMT
There are events on the CreateUser control that allow you to send a false
back to abort the log in process.

Another option, probably better, is use the objects and create your own
"make a new user" page for administrative purposes. You would then have full
control over the creation without the logging in aspect. The membership
objects are quite easy to work with.

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