Customized Webpages in MVC4

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Hi,

I like to create two users admin and employee. The admin will have the privileges to enable or disable the controls.

Hance the employee can view only the enabled controls in the from by the admin.

Can this scenario can be achieved using asp.net MVC4.0?

If not which framework is suitable to achieve this.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 26-Sep-13 3:23am

rajeshkool

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Pooja Dhanani 26-Sep-13 9:30am

In Session store value that current user is Admin or not and accordingly enabled and disabled controls in view.

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:37am

Will this can be achieved in MVC4.0

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:39am

Hi Pooja,
Admin only going to enable and disable the controls. The end user will see only the enabled controls in their screen. Will this scenario can be achieved using MVC4

Pooja Dhanani 26-Sep-13 9:43am

Yes, you can achieve. Only show that controls to user which has rights to see. Another alternative is,You can redirect to Admin and User to different Action Methods, so view will change functionality

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:48am

In my scenario the privileges for the controls are not fixed. It will be decided by the admin during run time. Enabling and disabling the control should be executed during run time by the admin.

Pooja Dhanani 27-Sep-13 0:02am

Rather than discussing, give some situation, when Admin/User has Enabled or Disabled controls, to have some practical solution

rajeshkool 27-Sep-13 3:42am

Yes its fine.
The situation is like there is a employee registration form with 2 panels(Employee details and qualification) each panel contain some controls in it.
1) The admin wants to hide the "Qualification" panel and some controls in the Employee Panel .
2) Hence the employee can't see the removed panel and controls by the admin.
3) It should be done dynamically.

Pooja Dhanani 27-Sep-13 4:22am

As @Faraaz say,Store Enabled or Disabled parameters for particular User modified by Admin. So When User Login, get permission of user and stored in Session and that Session is used to display Controls.

TryAndSucceed 26-Sep-13 12:58pm

I think you need to store your Enabled or Disabled parameters and then send those parameters to your Employer Action/View and not show the controls based on the parameters.

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