Custumizing Pages based on security status

[Devin]

I am trying to create pages that are viewable without a login, but if a person does login I want certian pages to display customized content. For example, I have a calendar page that loads up to anyone. But on the same page I want to restrict showing the hyperlink to "Adding a calendar Event" to someone who logs in with that permission. How can I do this because the login examples i have found through form based authentication require that the whole page is either shown or not show. Is this correct or am I wrong

Thanks in advance

Devin

If (IsAuthenticated==true )
{
CustomerUserControl.Visible = true;
}e
else
{ CustomerUserControl.Visible = false; }

You could expound upon this so that users have different roles and thus have
access to different content

Hope this helps - Posting is provided as is


"Devin" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to create pages that are viewable without a login, but if a
>person does login I want certian pages to display customized content. For
>example, I have a calendar page that loads up to anyone. But on the same
>page I want to restrict showing the hyperlink to "Adding a calendar Event"
>to someone who logs in with that permission. How can I do this because the
>login examples i have found through form based authentication require that
>the whole page is either shown or not show. Is this correct or am I wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Devin