We are all used to this now…
In ASP.NET Forms authentication, you can allow access to particular users or deny them using the allow and deny tags. Likewise, you can allow or deny access to particular roles.
E.g. to allow access to a page, say Customer, you will do
//Allow users in Customers role
// Deny rest of all users
Common Mistake is to place
before
This web config below will not allow users even if they are in Customers role
// Deny rest of all users
//Allow users in Customers role
Some interesting stuff on Forms Authentication here:http://aspalliance.com/2045_Creating_a_Login_Overlay.all
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