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Actually I have one login page where when I validate the user it let me show Default page. In that page I have some pages listed.I want to give access of different pages to different users based on their roles. I am not using membership and roles provider by going into ASP.Net configuration tab and creating roles and users over there. I have two tables users and roles already in my sql server database. Once after validating the users and getting Default page how can I make sure that e'g if the user is admin he has access to just administration page wwwand sales person has access to only sales.aspx page etc
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Actually I have one login page where when I validate the user it let me show Default page. In that page I have some pages listed.I want to give access of different pages to different users based on their roles. I am not using membership and roles provider by going into ASP.Net configuration tab and creating roles and users over there. I have two tables users and roles already in my sql server database. Once after validating the users and getting Default page how can I make sure that e'g if the user is admin he has access to just administration page wwwand sales person has access to only sales.aspx page etc
The obvious thing to do, is to write a base page, which all pages derive from, which checks the logged in member and if they do not have access, redirects. Then set what permissions are needed in the derived page, or create derived pages to then derive from, for each status you want to apply.
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