How to use sections in c#?

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How can I use sections in C# for logging forum in web applications? To make my question clearer I just add this info that I need to jump to profiles item by entering a username and password, so in this case entering with the URL for ordinary people will be denied and you can make your server much safer.

[Edit] Improved English as best as I could.

Posted 21-Jul-11 1:13am

Barhos

Updated 21-Jul-11 1:17am

Keith Barrow

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shefeekcm 21-Jul-11 7:18am

you mean session

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I have a feeling you may mean this[^]. You'll need to carefully read the article but it should get you started if I have properly understood your question (which is not at all clear).

Posted 21-Jul-11 1:17am

R. Giskard Reventlov

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Keith Barrow · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-21T01:28:00

If I understand you correctly you want to secure some areas of a websites to particular logins and roles, or possibly just one secure area for admin.

There isn't a single simple answer to your problem as there are many factors deciding how security needs to be done in each particular case. For example you can restrict authentication (login) to a web form as you suggest, but you might be better off using the user's windows identity if they are logged on to an internal domain.

For authorization you can restrict which users or roles can access a particular sub-directory in the website from web config. You can make fine-grained restrictions within a page or control.

There are a really good set of tutorials here[^] that will get you on your way to an informed decision and provide instructions for most of the points I have made.

Hope this helps.