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in my project, I have a user with 2 position, so, I have added a user with 2 roles in AspNetUserRoles table in my database,

so, for example, my user with this username : "[email protected]" has 2 roles: "accountant" and "ExecutiveExpert"

but when I call User.IsInRole("ExecutiveExpert") function, it just check the first role : accountant, not all the roles (accountant and ExecutiveExpert) and it returns false,

how can I change the asp.net Identity to check all the user roles? is it possible generally ?

these are my tables :

[AspNetUsers]:ID: c35721e2-05ef-4c32-8915-b4ad117c5a98 [AspNetRoles]: Id Name 743f5c09-2b94-4da6-ab1c-9c9a6c9373b7 accountant 845efdf6-ab07-475c-9eb1-b14365b1a54c ExecutiveExpert [AspNetUserRoles]: userID RoleID c35721e2-05ef-4c32-8915-b4ad117c5a98 743f5c09-2b94-4da6-ab1c-9c9a6c9373b7 c35721e2-05ef-4c32-8915-b4ad117c5a98 845efdf6-ab07-475c-9eb1-b14365b1a54c
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  • I don't get what you're saying. User.IsInRole will just give you a boolean. If it has the specified role, you'll get true, otherwise false. Commented Jun 1, 2017 at 18:49
  • You need to pass a string to IsInRole. See the docs Commented Jun 1, 2017 at 18:50
  • @mason: I just edit my question, would you please read it again? thank you. Commented Jun 1, 2017 at 18:55
  • I still don't get what you're asking. IsInRole only checks one role at a time. If you want to check two, you'd do something like bool hasBothRoles = User.IsInRole("Role1") && User.IsInRole ("Role2"); If IsInrole is reporting the wrong thing for a single role, then you've got a completely different issue. Commented Jun 1, 2017 at 18:58
  • @mason: my problem is that this user does not have ExecutiveExpert role, but I added this role in database for him,: in AspNetUserRoles table , it has accountant and ExecutiveExpert role Commented Jun 1, 2017 at 19:04

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In this case, the security stamp is updated. You need specifically renew/reset the security stamp

UserManager.UpdateSecurityStampAsync(userId);

This will help to fix your issue.

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