Re: Forms Authentication and dynamic folders
- From: jason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jason James)
- Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 07:28:11 GMT
Yeah,
That does sound like a very difficult solution to my problem. I
wouldn't even know where to begin with that.
Could I dynamically write to the web.config file and add
locations for each newly created folder; or create a web.config
file for each folder? I think that this would only handle the
authorization element of my security! Would I then have to
write to the application web.config file to add each user?
I've been doing some digging about today and that seems like
it's the only way to move this forward.
Many thanks,
Jason.
On 23 Mar 2006 06:50:09 -0800, "dkode" <dkode8@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hey,
this could be a little bit tricky. At first glance I would say write
your own httpmodule ISAPI handler, this way you can intercept requests
before they are processed and perform your on conditionals as to where
the user should go, this might be overkill though. Thats how I would
have done it in .NET 1.1, someone else might have a better way to do
this with the new forms authentication scheme in .net 2.0
.
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