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My only recommendation would be to write an extensions methods on <code>IPrincipal</code> instead which would look like <pre><code>public static bool HasRolesAndPermissions(this IPrincipal instance, string roles, string permissions,) { if(user not authenticated) return false; if(user has any role of Roles) return true; if(user has any permission of Permissions) return true; return false; } </code></pre> Then your code in the views/partials is a little more readable in terms of what it's actually doing (not doing anything with html, but validating a user) then the code in the views/partials looks like <pre><code>@if (User.HasRolesAndPermissions(roles, permissions)) { @Html.ActionLink(..); } </code></pre> Each MVC Page has the property <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.webpages.webpagerenderingbase.user%28v=vs.98%29.aspx" rel="nofollow">WebViewPage.User</a> for the current user. The problem with your purposed solution (and the link to security aware link) is that the creation of the link, and the Authorize on the controllers could be different (and mixing responsibilities in this type of fashion in MY opinion is bad practice). By extending <code>IPrincipal</code> a new authorization would look like: <pre><code>protected override bool AuthorizeCore(HttpContextBase httpContext) { return user.HasRolesAndPermissions(roles, permissions) } </code></pre> Now both your Authorize Attribute and Views use the same roles/permissions data logic.
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1. COthanks, i am doing similar things right now, my point is if a MyAuthorization annotation Permission value changes, I have to change this all over the ui where I use the url. :(
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