I want to “sense” that you are in backoffice and/or editmode. How do I do this? Code: [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Class | AttributeTargets.Method)] public class B2BAuthorizationAttribute : AuthorizeAttribute { protected override bool AuthorizeCore(HttpContextBase httpContext) { …

You can use IoC to resolve it. var routeRequestLookupInfo = IoC.Resolve<RouteRequestLookupInfoAccessor>().RouteRequestLookupInfo; You can see it in OrganizationRoleAttribute class in the default Accelerator.

Describe the scenario please, what are you trying to achieve?

The RouteRequestLookupInfo object has a property .IsInAdministration that’s set to true when visiting a page in back office. Maybe that’s enough for your use case?

I want to force the customer to be connected to a organization when not in backoffice, otherwise we log them out.

[image] NilsN: RouteRequestLookupInfo Is that really available in a Attribute though?

I just figured that out when you wrote back :slight_smile: Thanks

How do you "sense" that you are in backoffice- and/or editmode?

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carl.sjoholm February 12, 2020, 9:06am 5

Is that really available in a Attribute though?

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How do you "sense" that you are in backoffice- and/or editmode?

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