how do i implement 'userlevels'?

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ohmmega - 21 Jul 2007 15:59 GMT

simple question:

is there a easy way to implement different user levels (hiding buttons
and such stuff)?

regards
rené p.

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Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] - 21 Jul 2007 16:13 GMT

This is about the third time you have asked this question, and I have
answered, as well as another person. Were those responses not what you were
looking for? If so, what is it that you are looking for?

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simple question:

is there a easy way to implement different user levels (hiding buttons
and such stuff)?

regards
rené p.

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ohmmega - 23 Jul 2007 09:17 GMT

i apologize for the inconvenience caused, but somehow googlegroups
isn't able to show me my postings. therefore i'm really sorry that i
couldn't read and answer to your postings :(

it's weird - but for me it's not even possible to follow the link to
my old message in your answer - i only get a "not found" message. i'm
i really that dumb or is it just google?

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Arjen Logghe [void] - 24 Jul 2007 23:44 GMT

> i apologize for the inconvenience caused, but somehow googlegroups
> isn't able to show me my postings. therefore i'm really sorry that i
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> my old message in your answer - i only get a "not found" message. i'm
> i really that dumb or is it just google?

I'm using Gougle Groups as well. Work fine most of the time, however
sometimes posts magically disappear.

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ohmmega - 25 Jul 2007 07:05 GMT

i found my "lost" posts via google (not groups) in a completly
different forum/newsgroup (other page, other server). i think this
happens if the addition/followup string (in german it's nachtrag) is
set to something else (however) - that's a problem because usually
it's a hidden field in the header *damn*. but i'm eased that i'm not
the only one with problems.

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ohmmega - 24 Jul 2007 15:31 GMT

> Quote:
> Rene,
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> collection of the controls for each user level, and using that collection
> each time the user changes. Reflection is slow.

the question is if i should use attributes. i also thought about using
the TAG field in each control. wouldn't that be quicker then
reflection?
there is also a problem with adding controls to a collection. there is
already a list with buttons for each userlevel (should be changeable).
thought about cycling through the list at startup - setting the TAG
fields and if the user logs on - again cycling through the controls
and set's them invisible.

so my question in detail: are attributes the common way to implement
userlevels? and: is there a common way?

thank's again

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