是否可以有一个指向两个不同页面的URL？

Question

I have one url (/settings) that needs to point to two different pages depending on the users security on login. One page is the existing webforms page the other is a new MVC page. Is this even possible?

Additional Info: When the user is on either page the url needs to say website.com/settings

Solution: Convinced the PM to change the requirements.

Answer 1

This is a redirects based approach. Create a web page mapped to /settings , and have this code run on page load.

if(User.IsAdministrator()) //I take it you have some way of determining who is an Admin, so this is just example code
    {
    Response.Redirect("~/AdminSettings.aspx");
    }
else
    {
    Response.Redirect("~/UserSettings.aspx");
    }

Note that you'll need security on the Admin page to make sure a regular user can't just navigate directly there.

Answer 2

The short answer, yes . You can do this several ways.

• Javascript
• Model View Controller (Controller)
• ASP.NET Web-Forms (Method)

It is often poor practice to do such an event, as it can expose data. It is indeed possible:

Javascript:

$(document).ready(function () {
    if($("#Account").val() != '') {
          $(".Url").attr('href', 'http://www.google.com');
    }
});

Pretend #Account is a hidden field that is populated from your database. If the field is not null then modify the .Url element to navigate to link. That approach for Web-Forms is the most simple.

Web-Forms :

protected void btnAccount_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
     if(User.IsInRole("Account"))
          Response.Redirect("~/Admin.aspx");

     else
          Response.Redirect("~/User.aspx");
}

That would use the default Windows Authentication for the domain, you could bend and contort to use the database to pull data. An example, the Model View Controller would be similar as the Controller will simply handle that capability.

Hope this points in right direction.