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Comments by Pooja Dhanani (Top 8 by date)
Pooja Dhanani
22-Oct-13 4:53am
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In ICCEntites class constructor initialize Batting and Bowling List as per it's types. So that it does not reference to null value.
Pooja Dhanani
22-Oct-13 3:38am
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I thought, when you set Model = new ICCEntities();Batting and Bowling property not get initialize.
Pooja Dhanani
27-Sep-13 4:22am
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As @Faraaz say,Store Enabled or Disabled parameters for particular User modified by Admin. So When User Login, get permission of user and stored in Session and that Session is used to display Controls.
Pooja Dhanani
27-Sep-13 0:02am
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Rather than discussing, give some situation, when Admin/User has Enabled or Disabled controls, to have some practical solution
Pooja Dhanani
26-Sep-13 9:46am
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From RouteConfig file, whatever the First Controller-Action get called(your start up page), make sure that, that ActionMethod view [View Engine] is created as ASPX (c#), not Razor(CSHTML)
Pooja Dhanani
26-Sep-13 9:43am
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Yes, you can achieve. Only show that controls to user which has rights to see. Another alternative is,You can redirect to Admin and User to different Action Methods, so view will change functionality
Pooja Dhanani
26-Sep-13 9:30am
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In Session store value that current user is Admin or not and accordingly enabled and disabled controls in view.
Pooja Dhanani
26-Sep-13 9:20am
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You are trying to navigate from cshtml to aspx page, via link?
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