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Use dedicated controllers for mixed attributes #18879

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## Authorize attribute and Razor Pages

The <xref:Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization.AuthorizeAttribute> can ***not*** be applied to Razor Page handlers. For example, `[Authorize]` can't be applied to `OnGet`, `OnPost`, or any other page handler.
The <xref:Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization.AuthorizeAttribute> can ***not*** be applied to Razor Page handlers. For example, `[Authorize]` can't be applied to `OnGet`, `OnPost`, or any other page handler. Consider using an ASP.NET Core MVC controller for pages that require mixed authorization attributes on different handlers.
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The following two approaches can be used to apply authorization to Razor Page handler methods:

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