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    question about creating a "social networking" site

    I'm just doing a simple project trying to learn more of asp.net, and decided to create a simple social networking site. Couple questions, I'm using the membership (aspnetdb) to for forms authentication. Is that database a good place to add a new table containing "profile" table, which basically will contain name, age, etc, or should I create a separate database? CUrrently, I added the table in the aspnetdb because I plan on using the UserId (in the aspnet_Users table) as the primary key for my custom Profile table. Also, what is the proper way (or etiquette) when it comes to displaying the profile data? Do you use a repeater or listview that is bound to the Profile table? Thanks.

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    Re: question about creating a "social networking" site

    Hello,

    If you are already using the Membership Provider, why not also use the Profile Provider? It would appear to do exactly what you are after. Take a look at the link in my signature for more information.

    Gary

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    Re: question about creating a "social networking" site

    Quote Originally Posted by gep13 View Post
    Hello,

    If you are already using the Membership Provider, why not also use the Profile Provider? It would appear to do exactly what you are after. Take a look at the link in my signature for more information.

    Gary
    thanks, i'll check it out.

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    Re: question about creating a "social networking" site

    Cool, let me know if you have any questions.

    Gary

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