Approve Conditions in C# asp.net

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On a site for users, I have to add a module that shows to the user, upon entering, site conditions in a separate window, and the user must accept the conditions show to follow and if he refuses, can not continue.

My question is, how I can develop this module in the presentation layer? Is there some control of either C # aspx.net or third parties.

The module must support any extention of documents (pdf, doc, txt ...) including images (jpg, bmp ...)

Thanks for your help

Posted 24-Oct-13 5:37am

Leo Hernández Núñez

Updated 24-Oct-13 6:17am

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ZurdoDev 24-Oct-13 11:39am

You just need a regular page that you redirect to. Nothing special is needed.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Oct-13 11:42am

It's not 100% clear what's meant by "to be shown" and "site conditions"...
—SA

ZurdoDev 24-Oct-13 11:43am

Please reply to the user so that they get this question from you.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Oct-13 13:10pm

Ryan, if I wanted to talk to OP, I would do exactly that, but I wanted to reply to you as well, in connection to your comment. Would you mind?
Thank you.
—SA

Leo Hernández Núñez 24-Oct-13 12:00pm

Show the terms of the site in a saparate window

Leo Hernández Núñez 24-Oct-13 12:20pm

thanks

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-24T06:32:00

Solution 1

Personally, I would do it in a separate page. Just redirect to the page you need to, let them accept conditions and then move on to where you need to.

You can open in a new window but if it is a requirement it seems to make more sense to keep it in the main UI.

Posted 24-Oct-13 6:32am

ZurdoDev

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Oct-13 13:16pm

Sure, why not? You first comment "nothing special" was already an answer; my 5. :-)
—SA

ZurdoDev 24-Oct-13 13:44pm

Thanks