Display A Message In A Forms Authentication Redirect?
Mar 3, 2010
I have a web app using forms authentication and I have restricted a folder so that only those with an administrator role can access it. I am controlling all of this through the web.config file and adding the proper location tags to restrict access.Currently the application is working fine. If I am logged in as a user and click the link to the administration section, I'm redirected to the login page once again. If I look at the URL, the ReturnUrl parameter is set properly.What I'd like to do is to display a message to the user indicating insufficient security privileges, or something to that effect so the user doesn't think they are getting logged out of the application prematurely or that the application isn't working.
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