User Engine.NET Pro 2 with Active Directory Support & Email Verification Module is a user signup and authentication system which allows you to create 'members only' area's on your website.
User Engine.NET Pro 2 can make use of a Microsoft Access 2000 databases,SQL Server databases, as well as allowing users of an Active Directory/Local Computer to login.
When a user signs up, all inputs provided are fully validated to protect against SQL injection, to keep your data & your site safe.
The system is extensible and allows your web pages to be protected by inserting a single include line at the top, which will check if a user is logged in or not.
User Engine.NET Pro 2 features an administrator area where site statistics can be viewed such as the email addresses of registered users who subscribe to certain optins, from specific countries, who have or have not logged in recently can be queried..
Further features are 'Remember Me' option using cookies to allow users to stay logged in until manually logging out, template based error pages to allow output pages generated during login & signup to be in the same style as your site and a forgotten password mailer.
Feature Summary
- Basic pages include signup, login, forgotten password, edit profile & admin area (click for screen shots)...
- Administrator can perform these user email address queries;
- Users by country...
- Users by date joined...
- Users by date logged in last...
- Users by optin choices...
- All registered users...
- Simple, adjustable, well commented User Signup and Authentication system written in VB.NET and C# with simple configuration & setup...
- Email address verification (configurable - user receives email with validation link)...
- Choose between Microsoft Access 2000/3 or SQL Server databases...
- Logs date and time of user logins, as well as login counts, all of which are stored in the database for ease of reference...
- User data entry checking to enforce valid information at signup...
- 'Remember Me' option using cookies allowing user to stay logged in until manually logging out...
- Template based error pages...
- Secure your web pages by adding a small header (one line include) which redirects the user to the login page if not signed in...
- Optional Active Directory and Local Computer user login support...
