react-permission-patterns

Wrap the button in a permission check using abp.auth.isGranted, typically via an isGranted helper function. The button only renders when the current user holds the specified permission string, such as 'Pages.Products.Edit'.

Build a PermissionGuard component that accepts a permission string and children, then renders the children only when isGranted returns true, otherwise rendering an optional fallback. Wrap page components with it to enforce route-level access.

The strings must exactly match the constants defined in AppPermissions.cs on the backend, such as 'Pages.Products', 'Pages.Products.Create', 'Pages.Products.Edit', and 'Pages.Products.Delete'. Mismatched strings cause checks to fail silently.

The most common cause is a permission string that does not exactly match the AppPermissions.cs constant value, including casing. Also verify the user's role actually grants that permission and that the abp.auth session has loaded before rendering.

Yes, the actions column should be hidden entirely if the user holds none of the relevant permissions, rather than rendering an empty column. Check all applicable permissions with isAnyGranted before rendering the column.