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• Re: Security in asp.net MVC application

  Good to know. Thank you Sliderhouserules I'm looking forward to that. Also I want to thank you Angus for the response to my email in which he stated and I'll paraphrase: -------------------------------------------- You can simply create base functions in your controller that check user security permissions for example: isSiteAdmin() isCustomer() isShopUser() isCustomerAdmin() Then create a logic trap at beginning of methods that need to be secured. (He used VB I'll translate to C# as

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JoshuaStroup on 2/21/2008

• Re: Security in asp.net MVC application

  Does anybody have a way of implementing some type of security inheritance. For example, it would be nice to call .Demand() on just my class and every Controller Action and View is authenticated and authorized if the user authenticates. I would like to use Code Access Security for overriding specific Actions or Views, but I also like the <location> tag functionality that applies system wide. Do I build a large global.asax that handles every exception and reroutes, then I just need to track what

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JoshuaStroup on 2/20/2008
  Filed under: MVC

• Re: Exception re-running changed page under dev web server

  I removed me trying to use User Controls for this and put everything back into aspx pages. Everything seems to work now except the occasional error listed above.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JoshuaStroup on 2/14/2008

• Re: Exception re-running changed page under dev web server

  I'm not sure what I've done, but whatever it is, I've done it good. I am continually getting the "Helper helper" "object is null" every time. So if there's something more you need that's consistent I'll work on getting it to you. It breaks everytime in the FormExtension.cs (Line 194) in the SimpleForm Form method. UrlHelper h = new UrlHelper(helper.ViewContext); Any ideas, maybe I'm doing something incorrect. But I'm working on a Login.aspx page

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JoshuaStroup on 2/14/2008
  Filed under: UrlHelper, ASP.NET MVC