Demonstrating the SW AutoLogon.

There are 3 users mapped to the SW AutoLogon instances on this page and are as follows (with rights)

Please play around with the different modes to see how they work and use the following links to test the "querystring/SSO" methods (querystring modes will have no "visible" module effect):

Querystring (unsecure): http://demo.seeleyware.com/DesktopModules/SW.AutoLogon/Poster.aspx?Mid=373&UserName=swlogondemo&Password=swl0g0ndemo (it must be noted that certain symbols and characters cannot be sent as querystring so this method isn't really all that useful if you have a real password; I merely included this method as another option.  Also note that instead of using a querystring, you *could* have a form post to this same URL and it won't block special characters.  Just have a textbox named UserName and another named Password and then this will pick it up)

Querystring (token): http://demo.seeleyware.com/DesktopModules/SW.AutoLogon/Poster.aspx?Mid=374&Token=91a3d7e2-5a7c-4535-a6fc-40e685b696a2

Querystring (alias): http://demo.seeleyware.com/DesktopModules/SW.AutoLogon/Poster.aspx?Mid=375&Alias=Demo2

There is a mode "missing" from the demo because it is a little too difficult to demo.  It is an AD/Windows Login mode that will detect the logged in windows user and, if not already authenticated, log them into the DNN portal.  It allows defining the domain to strip from the name (if desired) or it will try to match the completely username -- Contoso\Jimbo, for example or just plain Jimbo.  That mode requires IIS have anonymous authentication DISABLED and Integrated Security ENABLED.

Just wanted to say this module is excellent!  I've been looking for something like this for a long time.  I've requested anon posts and uploads for DNN and many modules but kept getting refused for various reasons.  Sometimes asking people to register just to post a question or upload an image is a deterent to keeping visitors....This one will solve my problem!  Thanks. 

PS> Hope you don't mind the page edit, I couldn't resist.