How to restrict the user for link buttons

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Dear Frnds,

I have given user roles in database. which person which screen will accesss... how to implement in asp.net c# code. I am new to this technology please can we help me..

Posted 11-Feb-14 23:26pm

vignesh war

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TrushnaK 12-Feb-14 5:35am

which fields you have taken in database for user role..

vignesh war 12-Feb-14 5:44am

for Screen Name, user Name, Access is field name. values for eg. Front office, Vino, Yes
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vignesh war 12-Feb-14 5:45am

access field is yes then that screen is visible for that user

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TrushnaK · Answer 1 · 2014-02-11T23:56:00

ok check user rights in every pages page load method like:-

C#

protected void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
  //write query here which checks your Access field (where screen name and user name)
  if (isPermitted == "yes")
  {
     //your regular code
  } 
  else
  {
    response.redirect("~/Home.aspx")
   }
}