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There are several controls that allow you to display content based on the role a user is in, including:

- LoginView
- LoginStatus

And the web.config file allows us to control which pages can be viewed based on which role a user is in.

But what if you need to determine the role a user is in using the APIs? How do you do that?

It turns out that the API for this is really rather straightforward.

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