Scenario:
I wanted to write a webpart which displays all the sub-sites user have access to. Note this is different Webpart from the one I wrote earlier here which displays all the site collection user has access to.
I thought of iterating through AllWebs property of the Site Collection and then checking for each one of them if user do have Access to the sub-web or not. But I got Access Denied while rending the webpart as a regular user with limited permission.
Solution:
GetSubwebsForCurrentUser, was the solution. SPWeb class has this method which returns the collection of subsites beneath the current site of which the current user is a member.
Code:
var subwebCollection = SPContext.Current.Web.GetSubwebsForCurrentUser();
3 comments:
Awesome man - I wish I had read this a couple of hours ago.
its never late :-) i hope this will be helpful next time for u
Sandeep
In FBA login page, I want to implement a logic where after successfull login, I want to redirect user to their own site (not my site) means different login for different site. It mauy be possible user exist in mutiple site.
Using GetSubwebsForCurrentUser, how can I achieve this?
Please reply me on dishaniti@yahoo.co.in also.
Disha
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