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12/18/2015 1:01 PM
 
Patrik Johansson


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Joe Brinkman wrote:
The core platform already "renders" the ModuleId and TabId into the page output.  The platform uses the ClientAPI to save those values as a variable which can be read using dnn.getVar().  This is exactly how ClientServices gets those values.  The serviceframework needs to be initialized in the document ready event since the values are rendered in a hidden element at the bottom of the page.  If you try to access the variables before the page finishes rendering then the hidden element may not exist and you won't be able to retrieve the values.

 

Thanks for responding. 

Yes, but by putting TabID and ModuleID, wouldn't we be able to just access them directly from the cookies in JavaScript and not even have to bother with the ServiceFramework to get them where we need them? Not sure about the getAntiForgeryValue() / [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] though, is that something specific to DNN (the way the token is generated/decoded etc)?

 



I find that it is a bit extra work to handle the ServiceFramework.js implementation in a larger AngularJS app and thinking of if it could be improved.
 
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12/18/2015 8:18 PM
 
Patrik Johansson


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Just in case someone missed it, as it is not mentioned on any of the "documentation pages" (ie blog posts) is the fact that you can also limit your WebAPI based on user roles. Now, this of course seem quite logical as you have the User ID, but how to do it isn't mentioned at all on any page I've found, expect for and old one regarding the previous MVC Service Framework.

To limit so that only users belonging to one or several roles can access the WebAPI methods, use

[DnnAuthorize(StaticRoles = "MyRoleName")]

Using that you don't have to bother with ModuleIDs or TabIDs as long as you can limit usage to different Roles.
 
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