Login view is one way, if the content is fairly easy to set up in a page.
You can set up different views by user or role.
Otherwise, I would use roles and dynamically display data from a persistant
store (database?).
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hi,
we're building a site which will have common pages for different
users, but certain sections will show different content based on the
membership of the logged in user, like admin, manager, developer,
tester, etc... any advise on what's the best way to handle those
sections? basically we're going to show a gridview on data in them,
just different data depending on who's logged in. Is it better to
have a panel and populate that with the gridview we want, or better to
make a new control which will have different templates in it based on
the memberships. Or is there something already in .net 3.5 that can
help us separate out those roles better?
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thanks.
