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7/4/2007 5:08 AM
 
Martin

Joined: 10/18/2006
Posts: 19

For my module i created a custom permission:

 

 

 

 

 

 

ModulePermissionCollection

mp = modInfo.ModulePermissions;

_PERMISSION =

 

ModulePermissionController

.HasModulePermission(mp, key);

}

 

 

public bool

CanScan

{

 

 

get { return

_PERMISSION; }

}

In my page i have this:

 

 

 

 

{

Actions.Add(

}

 

this.GetNextActionID(), "test", ModuleActionType.AddContent, "", "edit.gif", EditUrl("ViewP"), false, SecurityAccessLevel.Anonymous, true, false);return Actions;ModuleSecurity ms = new ModuleSecurity(ModuleConfiguration);ModuleActionCollection Actions = new ModuleActionCollection();if (ms.CanScan)

 

 

 

 

 

 

This way i create a moduleaction item in the menu. The problem is now that the security level has to be set to anonymous to be shown. Sow if if you type the URL like ctl=ViewP you can acces the page when you are not logged in. How do i generate the same kind of error like with the default permissions? (Default behavior go to login page, or sow error when permissions are wrong)

 

public

ModuleSecurity(ModuleInfo modInfo)

{
 
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7/4/2007 5:42 AM
 
Martin

Joined: 10/18/2006
Posts: 19

sorry for the enters :) copy paste from VS has gone wrong it seems....
 
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7/4/2007 8:49 AM
 
Jon Seeley

www.seeleyware.com
Joined: 8/8/2006
Posts: 597

It would be simpler to create a role that is the permission you are after, and then during the module, you can check if the user has the role you want and then if so, show the module action and do whatever logic you want.  I'm not at a computer with any source code so unfortunately I can't give an example, but look in the DotNetNuke.Entities.UserController for a "userhasrole" or something like that... maybe even UserInfo.HasRole("") might be a valid option.

-- Jon Seeley
DotNetNuke Modules
Custom DotNetNuke and .NET Development
http://www.seeleyware.com
 
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7/4/2007 9:17 AM
 
Martin

Joined: 10/18/2006
Posts: 19

fooberichu wrote

It would be simpler to create a role that is the permission you are after, and then during the module, you can check if the user has the role you want and then if so, show the module action and do whatever logic you want.  I'm not at a computer with any source code so unfortunately I can't give an example, but look in the DotNetNuke.Entities.UserController for a "userhasrole" or something like that... maybe even UserInfo.HasRole("") might be a valid option.

The problem is that all the controls are inside the same module defenition, within the module design i have 4 roles. The problem is that within the module definition you can only choose: view, admin, anonymous and host. Sow if i say that control x is an edit, and I need control y as edit to, with the difference that the role is not the same. I don't want control x to be edited by a role set to control y. That's why I created a custom permission so I can set wich role(s) I want to one specific role.
 
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