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The [Authorize] attribute is a way to limit access to a particular section of your MVC controller or action to an authenticated user. I came to find this attribute during a college project where I needed to restrict access to specific pages within my...
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I created a recipe blog in ASP.NET MVC as part of a college project. This application used Entity Framework to retrieve and store data. As part of this, I had a list of all recipes and also a list of favourite recipes that a user can save and remove....
I was creating an MVC/Web API application with ASP.NET through a PluralSight course and I came across the [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] attribute. This was used throughout the course when using [HttpPost] requests on methods. I decided to dig a little d...
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Background I encountered a problem with my custom error pages when completing a college project. I had 2 HTTP errors which I wanted to use a custom error page for, “404 - Not Found” and “401 - Unauthorized”. To create these custom errors, I first cre...
