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Before RC1 we did something like this:

public void OnAuthorization(AuthorizationContext filterContext)
    {
        if (whatever)
        {
            filterContext.Cancel();
        }
    }

This is gone now, how do we achieve the same results with RC1?

Thanks,

Kyle

+5  A: 

Instead of a Cancel property you just need to set the ActionResult to a different result. So for the Cancel property, you just have to replace your Cancel=true with

filterContext.Result = new HttpUnautorizedResult();

REFERENCE

Breaking Changes for RC1:

AuthorizationContext - no longer has a Cancel property

UpdateModel - no longer accepts a FormCollection

UrlHelper - no longer accepts a ViewContext

Scotts Blog with the White Papers of RC1 changes.

cgreeno
thanks for all the detail. migration complete! thanks.
Kyle West
+1 Just what I needed, thanks
adrianos