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Uses templates to display varying content for a given user, based on the user's authentication status and role membership.

Declarative Syntax

<asp:LoginView
   EnableTheming = "True | False"
   EnableViewState = "True | False"
   ID = "string"
   OnDataBinding = "DataBinding event handler"
   OnDisposed = "Disposed event handler"
   OnInit = "Init event handler"
   OnLoad = "Load event handler"
   OnPreRender = "PreRender event handler"
   OnUnload = "Unload event handler"
   OnViewChanged = "ViewChanged event handler"
   OnViewChanging = "ViewChanging event handler"
   runat = "server"
   SkinID = "string"
   Visible = "True | False"
>
   <AnonymousTemplate>
      <!-- child controls -->
   </AnonymousTemplate>
   <LoggedInTemplate>
      <!-- child controls -->
   </LoggedInTemplate>
   <RoleGroups>
      <asp:RoleGroup
         Roles = "string">
         <ContentTemplate>
            <!-- child controls -->
         </ContentTemplate>
      </asp:RoleGroup>
   </RoleGroups>
</asp:LoginView>

For information on the individual members of this class, see LoginView in the class library.

The LoginView control displays different Web site content templates (or views) for different users, based on whether the user is authenticated and, if so, which Web site roles they belong to.

The following example shows how to set templates for each of the three template types that are supported by the LoginView control.

<asp:loginview id="LoginView1" runat="server">

   <anonymoustemplate>
      Please log in for personalized information.
   </anonymoustemplate>

   <loggedintemplate>
      Thanks for logging in 
      <asp:loginname id="LoginName1" runat="Server" />
.
   </loggedintemplate>

   <rolegroups>
      <asp:rolegroup roles = "Admin">
         <contenttemplate>
            <asp:loginname id="LoginName2" runat="Server" />
, you
               are logged in as an administrator.
         </contenttemplate>
      </asp:rolegroup>
   </rolegroups>

</asp:loginview>

LoginView Class   LoginView Web Server Control

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