Re: Active Directory vs SqlServer which way to go?
From: Jan Peter Stotz (jp_news_at_gmx.de)
Date: 11/04/05
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Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2005 10:51:41 +0100
Patrick.O.Ige schrieb:
> If Not (User.IsInRole("HR")) And Not (User.IsInRole("Managers")) Then
> ' Display the Button
> Else
> ' Don't display it!
> End If
> The badside to these methods is that if you are calling a method several
> times from different applications, you will need to repeat the logic all
> the time. How can i do it declaratively using Active Directory.
> I know if i use a database with stored procedures that would be a benefit.
> Any thoughts?
You can create a custom control button that only shows up if the user is in
a role specified by a new property of the control. I created a
button-control and a panel-control wich work this way. This makes it very
easy to hide and show role-specific parts of a page.
Jan
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