Asp.Net Login redirect

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Hi All,

My website within ASP.NET 2012 development phase has three roles(Admin,Members,Organisation) .I have implemented each folder with appropriate web config security restrictions .My problem is after implementing redirection based on user roles within LogIn.cs .An error is thrown about a default page non existing within my project hierarchy, and I don't have any default page created in my project ,but homepage set as start.

What I did and tried to remedy the situation was to create an empty default page inheriting from the Master Page .Upon testing user roles the default page is returned with LoginName and not directed as implemented in loginIn.cs.

I would be very grateful for any assistance rendered .Many thanks in advance.

This my Login.cs

C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

public partial class Login : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        {
            bool isAdministrator = Roles.IsUserInRole(User.Identity.Name, "Administrator");
            bool isMembers= Roles.IsUserInRole(User.Identity.Name, "Members");


            //if User is an admin, send to admin homepage, otherwise to account home page
            if (isAdministrator)
                Response.Redirect("~/Admin/SiteAdmin.aspx");
            else if (isMembers)
                Response.Redirect("~/Members/Dashboard.aspx");
        }
    }

}

Posted 28-Jul-15 9:00am

Layman22

Updated 28-Jul-15 9:03am

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Aravindba 28-Jul-15 22:01pm

your code is right,u sure u have Admin and Members folders inside root folder(ur website folder) ? Clear browser cache , try to run SiteAdmin.aspx directly

Layman22 29-Jul-15 2:34am

Aravindba,I have applied your recommendations .Individual pages when executed separately are displaying without any problems and all folders are within the website folder .

Unfortunately the problem still persists as I cannot redirect users in respect of their roles.

Layman22 29-Jul-15 2:54am

I have applied the button and still the problem persists.

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 3:11am

can u show what u write in page load event in siteAdmin.aspx and Dashboard.aspx page ?

and

Add 2 new forms and pass that form name in login page load event

if (isAdministrator)
Response.Redirect("~/Admin/Default.aspx");
else (isMembers)
Response.Redirect("~/Members/Default2.aspx");

Dont write any code in page load event of Default1 and Default2
Default1 add in Admin folder and Default2 add in Members folder

Layman22 29-Jul-15 3:18am

They are both empty and namespace Ling is highlighted in red within these pages .

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 3:21am

show screenshot,i am not understand which page show error ? new pages or siteadmin.aspx page ?

Take screenshot and save in desktop and then use this link http://prntscr.com/gallery.html browser ur screenshot and post screenshot link here

Layman22 29-Jul-15 3:38am

Here is the link for SiteAdmin cs under Admin folder configured in logIn cs to redirect user assigned this privilege .http://prntscr.com/7yans2

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 3:51am

in aspx page got error,then how u can run ? did u click run anyway message box if it show error message when debugging start ? first clear the linq namespace problem,remove Using System.Linq; line form all pages if ur not using linq.
It show error in vb page then how can u run ? why u not fix that error before asking question ?

Layman22 29-Jul-15 4:08am

All pages when tested individually are functioning very well ,even with namespace highlighted in red .Please see the screenshots

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http://prntscr.com/7yax5g

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 4:15am

show ur adminsite.aspx file path like this
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccp\Admin\adminsite.aspx

here ccp is website folder

Layman22 29-Jul-15 4:18am

Do I need to impliment this in Log CS by chance?.

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 4:22am

hi in login.aspx u have login button correct ? in that click even u add this code Response.Redirect("~/Admin/Default.aspx"); ,run login page and click login button and see what happen,ur website url like this http://localhost:43434/login.aspx ,dont add ReturnUrl in that url bar.

Layman22 29-Jul-15 4:29am

Brilliant it worked .Thank you very very much.

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 4:30am

what ur problem ,what mistake u made ?

Layman22 29-Jul-15 4:33am

It is working after adding that code to the logButton which was empty.Once again many thanks .

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 4:38am

Thats why i ask in solution1,that code in page load or any button click event ? any way accept as solution and close this,otherwise this question show as not answer.

Member 9320578 2-Jun-16 19:35pm

Hello,

I'm trying to do the same for my site. Have different roles redirect to a particular page. I'm very new to this and I can't find any tutorials to show me how to do this. Would you be able to let me know how to do this time of login? Did you use the ASP.NET Configuration or did you make your own database tables? Any help would be appreciated, Thanks

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Aravindba · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-28T20:47:00

In login page load event u write code ? that is correct ? in login page load even u get

C#

bool isAdministrator = Roles.IsUserInRole(User.Identity.Name, "Administrator");
bool isMembers= Roles.IsUserInRole(User.Identity.Name, "Members");

or in button click u get ?

Try like this,remove if form else part,i mean if and else ,

C#

if (isAdministrator)
Response.Redirect("~/Admin/SiteAdmin.aspx");
else (isMembers)
Response.Redirect("~/Members/Dashboard.aspx");

or try like this,put one button,in that button click even u write that code and check.

or

in login page load event u write this code only and check

Response.Redirect("~/Admin/SiteAdmin.aspx");

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