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So i am just doing my first MVC 3 project with C#, but i have problem i have HomeController for notlogged in users and MembersControler for logged in user but evry time i debug even if i am logined i recive HomeControler but if i relog i recive MembersControler how i can solve this thath it will check evry time i debug if is already logged in it will show MembersControler.

Posted 3-Jun-11 3:06am

HypoXxX

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Jpuckett · Answer 1 · 2011-06-03T04:25:00

Solution 1

(assuming Forms Authentication)

Inside Home Controller:::

C#

public ActionResult Index() //or whatever your default action
        {
            if (HttpContext.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated)
            {
                RedirectToAction("MembersActionName", "MembersControllerName", null);  //replace the null with a viewModel as needed.
            }

            var viewModel = new IndexViewModel();
            return View(viewModel);
        }

Posted 3-Jun-11 4:25am

Jpuckett

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HypoXxX 5-Jun-11 10:34am

Hmmm dotn realy understand the latest view Model = new IndexView model

how will code looks like for exactly my code i have:

Map Controlers (AccountController, HomeController, MembersControler)

And in Views: Map Home (Index.cshtml))
Map Members (Main.cshtml)

Jpuckett 6-Jun-11 16:53pm

Do you really want me to write your application for you? I charge by the hour for that.

If you can't figure out what passing a viewModel to a View does: maybe you should instead read up on MVC and pass me your client's project.