I have an ASP .NET Core 9 Razor Pages web app which uses Identity. I’ve created it from a template, attached my custom DbContext and scaffolded some Identity pages (Identity/Pages/Account/Login is one of them). Login form is standard – it contains a <form> with several <input>‘s (connected to InputModel‘s fields via asp-for) and a <button type="submit">.

I have an ASP .NET Core 9 Razor Pages web app which uses Identity. I’ve created it from a template, attached my custom DbContext and scaffolded some Identity pages (Identity/Pages/Account/Login is one of them). Login form is standard – it contains a <form> with several <input>‘s (connected to InputModel‘s fields via asp-for) and a <button type="submit">.

I have an ASP .NET Core 9 Razor Pages web app which uses Identity. I’ve created it from a template, attached my custom DbContext and scaffolded some Identity pages (Identity/Pages/Account/Login is one of them). Login form is standard – it contains a <form> with several <input>‘s (connected to InputModel‘s fields via asp-for) and a <button type="submit">.