Turns out the role provider was writing to a local database in the app_data folder which does not exist on the hosted site. Using this article http://odetocode.com/Articles/428.aspx I have now configured my role provider to use my sql database and this has solved the issue. Thanks for your help...
thanks for the fast response, what do you mean by logging? Can you point me in the direction of a simple guide to asp.net logging and I'll have a go tonight and keep you updated.
cheers
Gerard
what sort of thing could be wrong with the connection string? the same connection string is used to connect to the database whether the user is logged on or off? and it works when they are logged off?
The same connection string is used for the entire site and this is the only page that does not...
Hi,
I have set up a website that uses the microsoft security model. Users can log on to secure areas of the site and access secure pages with no problems.
I have now added a page that contains a gridview and if the user is in a particular role (Admin) they should get access to the EDIT and...
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