Displaying a useful message when redirected to FormsAuthentication logon page with ASP.NET MVC?

One option would be to put the value of your Message property into TempData in the HandleUnautherizeRequest method of your custom AuthorizeAttribute. Then in the LogOn action on your Account controller take the value from TempData and put it into the ViewBag or your model so that the View has access to it.

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