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Welcome to the FoxLearn Today we will learn how to custom authorize attribute First, You need to create a simple AuthorizeFailed view, the AuthorizeFailed is used to display authorization failed when accessing to the action not allowed You can use ViewData to display error messages ViewData is a dictionary of objects that is derived from ViewDataDictionary class and accessible using strings as keys ViewData is similar to ViewBag, itamp;#39;s useful in transferring data from Controller to View. You need to create a CustomAuthorizeAttribute class inherits from AuthorizeAttribute, then override onauthorization method To play the demo, you need to change authorize attribute to custom authorize attribute You can see user 1 canamp;#39;t access the contact action, because we donamp;#39;t add user 1 to the role of sales Thank you for watching this video
