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authorization - asp.net mvc decorate [Authorize()] with multiple enums

I have a controller and I want two roles to be able to access it. 1-admin OR 2-moderator

I know you can do [Authorize(Roles="admin, moderators")] but I have my roles in an enum. With the enum I can only authorize ONE role. I can't figure out how to authorize two.

I have tried something like [Authorize(Roles=MyEnum.Admin, MyEnum.Moderator)] but that wont compile.

Someone once suggested this:

 [Authorize(Roles=MyEnum.Admin)]
 [Authorize(MyEnum.Moderator)]
 public ActionResult myAction()
 {
 }

but it doesn't work as an OR. I think in this case the user has to be part of BOTH roles. Am I overlooking some syntax? Or is this a case where I have to roll my own custom authorization?

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Here is a simple and elegant solution which allows you to simply use the following syntax:

[AuthorizeRoles(MyEnum.Admin, MyEnum.Moderator)]

When creating your own attribute, use the params keyword in your constructor:

public class AuthorizeRoles : AuthorizeAttribute
{
    public AuthorizeRoles(params MyEnum[] roles)
    {
        ...
    }
    protected override bool AuthorizeCore(HttpContextBase httpContext)
    {
        ...
    }
}

This will allow you to use the attribute as follows:

[AuthorizeRoles(MyEnum.Admin, MyEnum.Moderator)]
public ActionResult myAction()
{
}

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