Maybe I am missing something, but roles in ASP.NET are basically something
you can allow or disallow, test for, etc.
It's similar to Groups in Windows authentication. So, the point is, it is up
to you to test what role(s) a user is in and set up your logic to either
permit or disallow whatever site access you are using it for. The fact that
one "role" has more or less permissions than another is not relevant. They
are either a Collaborator, or they aren't.
Peter
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"shapper" wrote:
Hello,
I have various roles on an Asp.Net 2.0 web site.
Two of the rows are Administrator and Collaborator.
The Administrator role has higher access level than the Collaborator.
However, the administrators CAN BE or NOT collaborators.
How should I solve this?
Thanks,
Miguel