Checking Accessibility of a View in MVC5

Sabab Zulfiker

In webform after log in into an account, we use the following code in the Page Load function of each .aspx file to check whether the page is accessible or not:

if (Session["User"]!=null)

{

Response.Redirect("LoggedIn.aspx);

}

What should I do for performing the same thing in MVC5 ??

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Amit Kumar8y ago
Hi,
You are saying right, concept is same but syntax is little bit difference. what happen in the case of Asp.Net web page I think , u have to check each page load. but in MVC you can create your custom filter that will check every controller or action mehtod which is called by server and always check from single palce.where you have to create your custom filter. main benifites are code reusability.
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Laxmidhar Sahoo8y ago
return RedirectToAction("LoggedInPage", " LogIn");

The above code should be in registered action method end
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Sabab Zulfiker8y ago
Sir, I have 2 Controllers Home and Log In. In Home Controller there is an action named Register . Here one can register his account before logging in into the account and when one have logged into his account, he will acess the LogIn/LoggedInPage View. And then if he try to access the url Home/Register , the Register View will redirect him to LogIn/LoggedInPage. Actually I am wanting this.
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Laxmidhar Sahoo8y ago
sir your code that display is server side code that should be in controler ?
any way whar you want ?
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Sabab Zulfiker8y ago
This only works in the controller, bt I am trying to check it in View.
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