how to map role with permissions

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I have an Role type page in which i can create roles and a gridview which contains 6 columns such as ID,Pages,Add,View,Edit,Delete column.Pages contains different aspx page names that i have in my application. Add, View,Edit,Delete columns contains the checkboxes. I have a database for permission which also contains 6 columns that are present in the gridview. When i am checked the checkboxes Y is stored in the databases and those are unchecked N is stored. My question is i am not able to associate or map the different roles i have created with this permissions. the roles i have created also stored in a database role with three columns, such as ID, Role_Name and Description. I am new in.net. please help me to do this .

Posted 25-Mar-14 21:13pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-14 3:23am

"I'm unable" is not informative. You have been able to do so many things already, why not associating roles and permissions? Hard to guess what could you miss; we don't know your background and deficiencies.
—SA

Member 10578683 26-Mar-14 4:00am

can you give some example so that i can understand these concepts clearly. i search through internet but unable to get these things clearly

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-14 4:05am

Example of what? Of your own code? :-)
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Member 10578683 26-Mar-14 4:10am

example of creating roles and how to assign different permission to different role and how to map with different aspx pages .can you give some clear idea

Member 10578683 26-Mar-14 7:12am

if u don't want to help then its ok but don't make joke of me.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-14 11:17am

Why not? Have some sense of humor. Nobody is going to hurt you. I want to help, but cannot find out in what way. I am trying to pull out a real question from your, something answerable. If you don't understand it, look at some of my answers, or other answers...
—SA

Member 10578683 27-Mar-14 1:13am

Do you help me if i ask my question in detail

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Mar-14 2:40am

I cannot guarantee anything, but if I can I'll try.
—SA

Member 10578683 27-Mar-14 3:52am

I have done a Role Page. In which I have written code for create a role and add the new role in to database. I have an gridview which contains the Role_ID,Role_Name,Description,Edit button.i had done another gridview which contains 6 columns such as ID,Pages,Add,View,Edit,Delete column.Pages contains different aspx page names that i have in my application. Add, View,Edit,Delete columns contains the checkboxes. I have a database for permission which also contains 6 columns that are present in the gridview.My problem is how the corresponding role's permission gridview will open when i click the edit button of the 1st gridview.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Mar-14 10:35am

Not clear. What does it mean, "open a grid view"? What happens if you do it now?..
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Member 10578683 28-Mar-14 2:42am

I have a nested grid view. how will i store the nested gridview's value in database.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Mar-14 10:33am

Id depends on database schema.
—SA

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