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I have an ASP.NET website with some independent sections. I need a way to turn on/off the different sections (each section is in it’s own directory) based on the user selection. How can I prevent the users from accessing sections that are turned off?
The solution I ended up using was to make a new class ModulePage that inherited Page. In the OnInit it would check an Abstract property I added IxModule to see if that that module was turned on or off, if it was on the page will display and if it is not the user is redirected to another page. Each page in each module has to be change to inherit ModulePage and then just specify the IxModule value. It is working very well.