I am creating windows application with C# that requires to work with 2-3 users.The admin user should get
all the rights to access all forms and can do activity such as retreive data,insert, update and delete.wherein other
users should not get all the access.how do I disable controls that r updating data in database for other users.
can anyone brief me on this?
thanks in advance
all the rights to access all forms and can do activity such as retreive data,insert, update and delete.wherein other
users should not get all the access.how do I disable controls that r updating data in database for other users.
can anyone brief me on this?
thanks in advance
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Hi Srm,
Your question does not seem to be directly related to RadControls for WinForms. Therefore, I would kindly ask you to address your question in the appropriate MSDN Forums.
Generally, RadControls have the Enabled property that you can set to false in order to disabled them.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
Your question does not seem to be directly related to RadControls for WinForms. Therefore, I would kindly ask you to address your question in the appropriate MSDN Forums.
Generally, RadControls have the Enabled property that you can set to false in order to disabled them.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
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answered on 01 Aug 2011, 07:52 PM
Hi Srm,
If you are talking to a server (database or webservices) or similar, you have to implement security there first. Just disabling a control is not enough (it's nice though to show the user that she cannot change something, but there is nothing to stop people using an own client application to connect to your server and call every bit ot the functionality that the server exposes.
Regards
Erwin
If you are talking to a server (database or webservices) or similar, you have to implement security there first. Just disabling a control is not enough (it's nice though to show the user that she cannot change something, but there is nothing to stop people using an own client application to connect to your server and call every bit ot the functionality that the server exposes.
Regards
Erwin