Build and Learn ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Hands-On - Implement Basic Authorization

This tutorial covers implementing basic authorization in a Blazor application using the Authorized View component. It demonstrates how to display content based on user authentication status, ensuring only authorized users can access certain features. The tutorial includes steps for setting up the component, testing the application, and handling unauthorized access. Future enhancements to show user profile data are also discussed.

What is the primary purpose of the Authorized View component in Blazor?

• To optimize application performance

• To display content based on user authorization status

• To manage database connections

• To handle user input validation

Where should the Authorized View component be placed in a Blazor page?

• Outside the main layout

• Inside the @page directive

• Below the @page directive

• Above the @code block

What happens when you try to access the counter without logging in?

• An error message is displayed

• The counter is hidden

• The counter is visible but not functional

• The application crashes

What message is displayed to unauthorized users when they try to access the counter?

• Counter Unavailable

• Access Denied

• You are not authorized to view this page

• Please Log In

How can you ensure that only authenticated users can see the counter?

• By setting a session variable

• By wrapping the counter in an Authorized View component

• By using a database check

• By using a login form

What additional feature is planned for future implementation regarding user data?

• Displaying all user data to everyone

• Encrypting all user data

• Showing only authenticated user profile data

• Allowing anonymous access to user data

What should you do if you want to show a different view for unauthorized users?

• Use a different page

• Add a not authorized clause within the Authorized View

• Redirect to a login page

• Display an error message