Hi,
I want to restrict users to some Roles. For example, some folders have some roles and if the current user is into 'Admin' role and the folder is into 'Admin' role then the folder present for the user. Is this possible?
Mohsen
11/2/2009 5:20 AM
Hi Mohsen,
I think this might be your starting point:
http://www.gleamtech.com/support/forums/3715/uploaded-event-triggers-itself-randomly-after-upload
enjoy
Kaan Özgen
11/10/2009 5:33 AM
Hi Mohsen, following code worked with me:
Dim ctrlFileVista As New FileVistaControl
Dim RootFolder As FileVistaRootFolder
ctrlFileVista = ctrlFileVista.LoadControl("~\FileVistaControl\filevista.ascx")
ctrlFileVista.LicenseKey = "temp"
ctrlFileVista.Style = "width: 100%; height:400px; position:relative; left:10em;"
Dim userName As String = "USR"
Dim userFolderName As String = userName
Dim userFolderPath As String = "~/" & userName
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder(userFolderName, userFolderPath)
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
Me.mainInfo.Controls.Add(ctrlFileVista)
You can easily play around. All you have to do is to gather the authenticated role and load the control accordingly.
Regards,
Kaan
Kaan Özgen
11/11/2009 10:26 AM
Thank you Kaan Özgen.
Yes, You are correct and this idea is true.
Mohsen
11/15/2009 11:52 AM
You'r welcome, here is how I play with roles and stuff:
Dim role As String = ""
Dim userName As String = ""
If Request.IsAuthenticated = True Then
userName = User.Identity.Name
If User.IsInRole("A") Then
role = "A"
ElseIf User.IsInRole("Admin") Then
role = "Admin"
ElseIf User.IsInRole("Customer") Then
role = "Customer"
End If
Else
role = "Guest"
userName = "Guest"
End If
Dim controlName As String
Dim controlPath As String
Dim controlToLoad As Control
Dim ctrlFileVista As New FileVistaControl
Dim RootFolder As FileVistaRootFolder
ctrlFileVista = ctrlFileVista.LoadControl("~\FileManager\FileVistaControl\filevista.ascx")
ctrlFileVista.LicenseKey = "temp"
ctrlFileVista.Style = "width: 100%; height:400px; position:relative; left:10em;"
Dim userFolderName As String
Dim userFolderPath As String
If role = "A" Then
userFolderName = userName
userFolderPath = "~/FileManager/ARoot/" & userName
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder(userFolderName, userFolderPath)
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder("A", "~/FileManager/ARoot/A")
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder("Projects", "~/FileManager/ProjectsRoot")
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder("Public", "~/FileManager/Public")
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
ElseIf role = "Customer" Then
userFolderName = userName
userFolderPath = "~/FileManager/ProjectsRoot/" & userName
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder(userFolderName, userFolderPath)
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.Full
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder("Public", "~/FileManager/Public")
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.ReadOnly
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
Else
RootFolder = New FileVistaRootFolder("Public", "~/FileManager/Public")
RootFolder.Permissions = FileVistaPermissions.ReadOnly
ctrlFileVista.RootFolders.Add(RootFolder)
End If
Me.mainInfo.Controls.Add(ctrlFileVista)
Regards,
Kaan
Kaan Özgen
11/15/2009 12:57 PM