Article ID: 914466 - Last Review: February 12, 2007 - Revision: 2.2

2543A Core Web Application Technologies with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

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Module 7
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12/05/059The “Checking Role Membership” section reads:
You can use the User object to check whether the current user is a member of a particular role. The code in the following example hides the btnDownloadFile button if the user is not a member of the Subscribers role:

[Visual Basic]
If Not User.IsInRole("Subscribers") Then
btnDownloadFile.Visible = False
End If

[C#]
if (! User.IsInRole("Subscribers"))
btnDownloadFile.Visible = false;

It should read:
You can use the User object to check whether the current user is a member of a particular role. The code in the following example displays the btnDownloadFile button if the user is a member of the Subscribers role (assuming that the button’s Visible property was set to False at design time):

[Visual Basic]
If User.IsInRole("Subscribers") Then
btnDownloadFile.Visible = True End If

[C#] if (User.IsInRole("Subscribers"))
btnDownloadFile.Visible = true; 		1

Toolkit

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3/9/200625The fourth highlighted code example reads:
string strColor = Request.QueryString("color"); string strProduct = Request.QueryString("productname");

It should read:
string strColor = Request.QueryString["color"]; string strProduct = Request.QueryString["productname"];

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