Closed dealproc closed 8 years ago
The controller is dressed with the [AllowAnonymous] attribute, which means that all methods will not require an authenticated context does it not?
@DavidChristiansen right -- the allow anon on the controller will let in anon users.
What i was getting at was (I should have grabbed line 51 instead) if you run that postback, you're not going to have an identifier going into the validation method, and it's going to fail.
Ok, cleaning up old issues. I don't know what verifier, but this was working.
Is this correct: https://github.com/brockallen/BrockAllen.MembershipReboot/blob/master/samples/SingleTenantOwinSystemWeb/SingleTenantOwinSystemWeb/Areas/UserAccount/Controllers/RegisterController.cs#L44
It seems as if, based on the way the controller works, that the user would need to be logged in to trigger the verification the way that it's setup.