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Can only book for yourself and not other users?

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    At the min, any user can book a holiday for ay employee, I have added [Authorization] to the controllers, and @if (User.Identity.IsAuthenticated) in the layout so only logged in users can view the pages. But how can I go about only allowing users to book a holiday for them selves something like if loggedInUserID(is this assigned automatically when a user is created?) =currentPersoID, although this is only a guess and I would prob have to assign the same loggedInUserID to personID. any suggestions? Thanks

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      At the min, any user can book a holiday for ay employee, I have added [Authorization] to the controllers, and @if (User.Identity.IsAuthenticated) in the layout so only logged in users can view the pages. But how can I go about only allowing users to book a holiday for them selves something like if loggedInUserID(is this assigned automatically when a user is created?) =currentPersoID, although this is only a guess and I would prob have to assign the same loggedInUserID to personID. any suggestions? Thanks

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      No doubt each employee has a username/name so you can use use compare the username/name of the logged in user to the username/name of the person for whom the holiday booking id for.

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