Role enablement and basic usage in ASP. 2.2.0 (iv)

Create a role-dependent view

First step: Add view to open RolesAdminController.cs move mouse to public actionresult Index () Right-click Add View System will pop up dialog box nothing changes directly "OK"

Step two: Define a public enumeration model on the created view

Add @model ienumerable<microsoft.aspnet.identity.entityframework.identityrole> on the first line

The third step: Create a Page view template, after the code is completed as follows.

@model IEnumerable <microsoft. Aspnet.identity.entityframework.identityrole>@{Viewbag.title="List of roles";}@Html. ActionLink ("New Role","Create")</p><tableclass="Table"> <tr> <th>@Html. Displaynamefor (Model=model. Name)</th> <th> </th> </tr>@foreach (varIteminchModel) {        <tr> <td>@Html. Displayfor (ModelItem=item. Name)</td> <td>@Html. ActionLink ("Edit Role","Edit",New{id = Item.} Id}) |@Html. ActionLink ("Role Details","Details",New{id = Item.} Id}) |@Html. ActionLink ("Remove a role","Delete",New{id =item. ID})</td> </tr>    }</table>

Repeat the previous steps to complete the other view templates.

It is important to note that
1. A XXXX (project name) is defined at the top of the Create View template and the Edit view template. Models.roleviewmodel model.
2. A Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.EntityFramework.IdentityRole model is defined at the top of the delete view template and the Details view template.

The relevant code after completion is as follows:

Create View Template

@model xxxx (project name). models.roleviewmodel@{Viewbag.title="Create a role";}@using (Html.BeginForm ()) {@Html. AntiForgeryToken ()<divclass="Form-horizontal"> @Html. ValidationSummary (true)        <divclass="Form-group">@Html. Labelfor (Model= Model. Name,New{@class ="Control-label col-md-2" })            <divclass="col-md-10">@Html. Textboxfor (Model= Model. Name,New{@class ="Form-control"}) @Html. validationmessagefor (Model=model. Name)</div> </div> <divclass="Form-group"> <divclass="col-md-offset-2 col-md-10"> <input type="Submit"Value="Create" class="btn Btn-default"/> </div> </div> </div>}<div>@Html. ActionLink ("return to List of roles","Index")</div>@section Scripts {@Scripts. Render ("~/bundles/jqueryval")}

Edit View Template:

@model xxxx. models.roleviewmodel@{Viewbag.title="Edit Role";}@using (Html.BeginForm ()) {@Html. AntiForgeryToken ()<divclass="Form-horizontal"> @Html. ValidationSummary (true) @Html. Hiddenfor (Model=model. ID)<divclass="Form-group">@Html. Labelfor (Model= Model. Name,New{@class ="Control-label col-md-2" })            <divclass="col-md-10">@Html. Textboxfor (Model= Model. Name,New{@class ="Form-control"}) @Html. validationmessagefor (Model=model. Name)</div> </div> <divclass="Form-group"> <divclass="col-md-offset-2 col-md-10"> <input type="Submit"Value="Save" class="btn Btn-default"/> </div> </div> </div>}<div>@Html. ActionLink ("return to List of roles","Index")</div>@section Scripts {@Scripts. Render ("~/bundles/jqueryval")}

Details View Template:

@model microsoft.aspnet.identity.entityframework.identityrole@{viewbag.title="Role Details";}class="Dl-horizontal"> <dt>@Html. Displaynamefor (Model=model. Name)</dt> <dd>@Html. Displayfor (Model=model. Name)</dd> </dl></div>inch  ThisRole@if (Viewbag.usercount==0){    inch  ThisRole.</p>}<tableclass="Table">@foreach (varIteminchviewbag.users) {<tr> <td>@item. UserName</td> </tr>    }</table><p>@Html. ActionLink ("Edit Role","Edit",New{id = model.id}) |@Html. ActionLink ("return to List of roles","Index")</p>

Delete View Template:

@model microsoft.aspnet.identity.entityframework.identityrole@{viewbag.title="Remove a role";} ThisRole?  ThisRole would remove all users from  ThisRole. It'll not delete the users.</p><div> class="Dl-horizontal"> <dt>@Html. Displaynamefor (Model=model. Name)</dt> <dd>@Html. Displayfor (Model=model. Name)</dd> </dl>@using (Html.BeginForm ()) {@Html. AntiForgeryToken ()<divclass="form-actions No-color"> <input type="Submit"Value="Delete" class="btn Btn-default"/> |@Html. ActionLink ("return to List of roles","Index")        </div>    }</div>

At this point, the Roleadmin related view template is done.

Role enablement and basic usage in ASP. 2.2.0 (iv)