J
Jeff
Hey
asp.net 2.0
I'm developing a webportal. Some info within the portal is available for
anonymous users, but most info is available to logged in members...
So I uses LoginView to show different info to users that are anonymous or
logged in...
BUT now I'm facing another problem:
I want to restrict some of the info that can be accessed by members also...
I had a very quick look at role management in asp.net 2.0 and I don't think
I can use it. Lets say I'm developing a webshop and I want to restrict some
info about the products to the loggedin members - not all the logged in
members have access to all the info. Some members (logged in members) have
access to all the info about one product, and some (logged in members) have
restricted access to the info... I cannot AFAIK put all these members with
restricted acccess to info in a separate user group, because maybe one day
later some of them should have access to all the info.. And a member might
have restricted access to info about one product, BUT at the same time have
full access to info about other products....
Any ideas how to solve this?
Should I just do a test when the webpage opens and programmatically
hide/show controls (labels/textboxes showing product info) or are there a
much better way of solving this problem???... (I admit I'm still a newbie)
Jeff
asp.net 2.0
I'm developing a webportal. Some info within the portal is available for
anonymous users, but most info is available to logged in members...
So I uses LoginView to show different info to users that are anonymous or
logged in...
BUT now I'm facing another problem:
I want to restrict some of the info that can be accessed by members also...
I had a very quick look at role management in asp.net 2.0 and I don't think
I can use it. Lets say I'm developing a webshop and I want to restrict some
info about the products to the loggedin members - not all the logged in
members have access to all the info. Some members (logged in members) have
access to all the info about one product, and some (logged in members) have
restricted access to the info... I cannot AFAIK put all these members with
restricted acccess to info in a separate user group, because maybe one day
later some of them should have access to all the info.. And a member might
have restricted access to info about one product, BUT at the same time have
full access to info about other products....
Any ideas how to solve this?
Should I just do a test when the webpage opens and programmatically
hide/show controls (labels/textboxes showing product info) or are there a
much better way of solving this problem???... (I admit I'm still a newbie)
Jeff