Adding List property to ASP.net MembershipUser object

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I have created an ASP.net MVC4 application with Internet application template, and want to add List<T> property to MembershipUser object provided by ASP.net builtin Authetication.

This List property will be a list of StockPermission object:

public class StockPermission
{

private Stock stock;
private byte afterSaveAction;
private bool allowEditingStockDocs;
private bool allowChangingUser;
}

Therefore my MembershipUser will contain StockPermission objects which let MembershipUser to perform defined action with those Stocks in the List

That means I want to create a custom MembershipUser which will contain property like this:
List<StockPermission> StockPermissions 

Is there a way I can realize it?

Posted 21-Jul-13 0:29am

Dovlet Mamenov

Updated 21-Jul-13 3:52am

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OriginalGriff 21-Jul-13 9:59am

Stop bumping your question. Making a trivial change to bring it back to the top of the list is rude and unhelpful, and may well slow a response instead of speeding one.
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Dovlet Mamenov · Answer 1 · 2013-07-28T17:12:00

Solution 1

To add List property to our MembershipUser object or any other properties we can create custom MembershipProvider and custom MembershipUser classes describer in this article:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms366730(v=vs.100).aspx[^]

Posted 28-Jul-13 17:12pm

Dovlet Mamenov