Hi Kevin,

Thank you. That worked. Now I have secure controls, pages, events and TemplateColumns of my datagrids. There is not a day that passes that I don’t find out how extendable and adaptable the mm.net framework is. Thanx again.

PS Please offer an implementation of logging out of an asp.net app so that a another user, say the manager of a department, can re-enter the app with different userid/password.


>Neil,
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>>Or... how about just showing me how to determine the accesslevel for a secured control (lblProxy) for the present logged in user that I can run in the page_load event. I think that would be easier.
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>To determine the access level to lblProxy for the current user you can do the following:
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>mmSecurityAccessLevel AccessLevel = mmAppBase.SecurityMgr.GetAccessLevel(Session["mmUserSecurity_UserPk"],
>					this.lblProxy.ControlID);
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>If you haven't already done so, you'll need to specify the following "using" statements:
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>using OakLeaf.MM.Main;
>using OakLeaf.MM.Main.Security;
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>Regards,