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You have to use the EPiServer.Security.ProviderCapabilities class to let us know which capabilites your provider has:
ProviderCapabilities.AddProvider(typeof(MyMembershipProvider), new ProviderCapabilitySettings(Action.Create | Action.Delete | Action.Update, "email", "comment"));
ProviderCapabilities.AddProvider(typeof(MyRoleProvider), new ProviderCapabilitySettings(Action.Create | Action.Delete | Action.Update));
Hi! Thank you for your replay! The thing is that I haven't made my providers yet, I'm just researching how I will implement them i.e. which methods I must create. I implemented the RoleProvider and MembershipProvider abstract classes letting all methods throwing a NotImplementedException trying to find out which methods that was actually needed to make everthing work in EPiServer edit/admin. I found a whole bunch but it would be great if anyone had made this before and could tell me, cause I'm sure I haven't found them all..
Erik
Hi! I would like to know which methods and properties you must implement from the RoleProvider and MembershipProvider abstract classes if you're building a custom membership/roleprovider and want to be able to use all built-in user/role functionality in EPiServer CMS 5 R2 (create, delete, update user, etc).
Thanks!
Erik Lidälv