ASP.net User Administration Pages

Create 5 asp.net pages to allow an administrator manage users through a browser. This is to use the ASP.net membership and role classes. It will use the standard [login to view URL] database SQL Server that is created when a new project is created using Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition. It essentially offers the same type of functionality that is offered through the Security section of the ASP.net Web Site ## Deliverables **ASP.net User Administration Pages** Create 5 asp.net pages to allow an administrator manage users through a browser. This is to use the ASP.net membership and role classes. It will use the standard [login to view URL] database SQL Server that is created when a new project is created using Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition. It essentially offers the same type of functionality that is offered through the Security section of the ASP.net Web Site Administration Tool. The application should be developed using asp.net/vb.net. All the controls should go into a ContentPlaceHolder called ContentPlaceHolder1. **PAGE 1 - Add/Edit/Delete Roles** Allow the administrator to manage the roles. This will allow the administrator to add view and delete roles. **Page 2 - NEW USER PAGE** This page will allow the administrator to create a new user and to assign that user to one or a number of different roles. The fields should include - User Name - First Name - Last Name - email **Page 3 - LIST USERS PAGE** This page will allow the administrator to display a list of users. The administrator can select edit to edit one of the users. **Page 4 - EDIT USER PAGE** This page will allow the administrator to edit a user which has been selected on the first page. **PAGE 5 - CHANGE PASSWORD** The change password will allow a user to change their own password. It will also allow an administrator to change the password for any [login to view URL] should be a Password and Confirm Password field. If an Administrator changes the password for, the user should be forced to change their password the next time they logon.