How can I implement custom authorization attributes in ASP.NET MVC?

How can I implement custom authorization attributes in ASP.NET MVC?

To implement custom authorization attributes in ASP.NET MVC, you can create a class that inherits from the AuthorizeAttribute class.

What methods do I need to override in my custom attribute?

You typically override the AuthorizeCore method to implement your authorization logic and the HandleUnauthorizedRequest method to handle unauthorized access.

Can I use dependency injection in my custom authorization attribute?

Yes, you can use dependency injection by creating a constructor for your attribute and using a service provider to resolve dependencies.

Are there any examples or best practices for this?

Yes, it's best to keep your authorization logic simple and reusable. You can check user roles or claims within the AuthorizeCore method.