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I have a button that triggers an event to close a school year. By clicking this button, the person can have access to all the screens of the system, but can not edit anything, delete, insert. Is there any way to block only these functions for the user not to have to validate screen by screen system?
Complicated to say details without knowing your system.
– bfavaretto
But there is some way to do a "general" validation without having to validate screen by screen?
– StoneSour
This part of the validation is unclear. Is it a user interface problem? User can’t change screen because it doesn’t give enough data filled, and gives validation error? Is that it? The question is very vague, please use the [Edit] link below it and try to include more relevant information.
– bfavaretto
@Stonesour Your system is ASP.NET MVC?
– Leonel Sanches da Silva
No, let’s assume the following: I have a boot that closes the school year, after it closes nothing else can be done, such as launching grades, exclusion of subjects, these things. Validation for this I know how to do, I just wonder if there is a way for me to validate this generally, without having to go on screen by screen and check if the year has been closed...
– StoneSour
Its system is MVC5 ?
– user6026
No, I don’t use MVC.
– StoneSour
Since you are not using ASP.NET MVC, it could indicate which technology you are using?
– Miguel Angelo
Oops, I licked the tags, sorry!
– bfavaretto