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Checking the current user permissions on a list object via the Client Object Model
Sun, 07/25/2010 - 17:16
Hi,
In regular server-side SharePoint coding, when we want to check whether the current user has specific permissions on a list, we can use the method SPList.DoesUserHavePermissions(). This method isn't available from the Client Object Model but you can easily create your own this way:
You can use a similar technique with the Silverlight Client OM but you'll be forced to check asynchroneously!
Happy coding!
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