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Hello. I've got my LDAP authentication working, and have authorization
working to a great extent as well: I'm limiting who can access the site by
using <allow users="smithj, harrisb, ...."> in the Web.config file.
Is it possible to use this file to also determine who can write to a
particular page and only read from another? The scenario I'm thinking of is
this:
User Page Permission
--------------------------------------------
smithj search.aspx Admin
smithj reports.aspx Read_Only
harrisb search.aspx None
harrisb reports.aspx Admin
........
Can this be accomplished using the User.IsInRole technique or will it
require custom role-management against a SQL database?
Is it possible to make it even more fine-grained, so that a person may have
permission to only view/edit a part of a page? Thanks.
working to a great extent as well: I'm limiting who can access the site by
using <allow users="smithj, harrisb, ...."> in the Web.config file.
Is it possible to use this file to also determine who can write to a
particular page and only read from another? The scenario I'm thinking of is
this:
User Page Permission
--------------------------------------------
smithj search.aspx Admin
smithj reports.aspx Read_Only
harrisb search.aspx None
harrisb reports.aspx Admin
........
Can this be accomplished using the User.IsInRole technique or will it
require custom role-management against a SQL database?
Is it possible to make it even more fine-grained, so that a person may have
permission to only view/edit a part of a page? Thanks.