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Authorization in ASP.NET, access to a protected area. How right?
Hello. New to ASP.NET.
I want to correctly implement access to the closed area of the site. I ask you to suggest how it is conceptually correct to do this.
As I try now - there is a page with two controls on it. The second has visible=false. When the password is entered correctly, it changes to visible=true
Something tells me that this approach is wrong. In PHP, I made it easier - through the include of a page that is in an inaccessible directory from outside.
How to be in ASP.NET? It is possible, and even better, with an example consisting of separate pages and a way to close access to files in a directory (similar to .htaccess), and not controls.
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There you need to put in the Web.config directory. Permissions and prohibitions are registered in this file.
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