Attach a User Role: “Admin” to single html element

Ruan Knoetze 1

I have user roles that link in a custom AuthorizeAttribute above my controller.(I use Asp.net framework)

I want the admin user to enter the area where they would have got a 401 error. (removed some code to keep it simple)
[PermissionBaseAuthorize(Role = "super_admin")]
public ActionResult Details()
{
return View()
}
Once that is done I want the admin user to only be able to edit the email field in the Customer details view for example and not any of the other fields in the form on this View.
Please help if there is a simpler way of doing it please share

Yihui Sun-MSFT 801 Reputation points

2021-01-15T09:56:30.327+00:00

Hi @Ruan Knoetze ,

if there is a simpler way of doing it

What does "simpler" mean? Do you want to process it on the view or do it in the code behind?
You can allow both Admin and super_admin to access Details, and then determine the user role on the view.
If the user is Admin, the editable Email input and other non-editable data(you can use label to display non-editable data) are displayed on the view.

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