Custom Authorization MVC 3 and Ninject IoC?

Attributes do not support constructor injection as they are created by the . NET Framework and are not under control of Ninject. If you really want to use a FilterAttribute (which I do not recommend) you'll have to use property injection.

It is better to extend the AuthorizeAttribute class so that authorization works correctly with cached requests. You will also need to use Ninject.Web.Mvc.

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