Hi

there is an umbraco helper method you can use in views

Umbraco.MemberHasAccess(path)

but if you want to do it for named users - you need to use the PublicAccessService.

PublicAccessService.HasAccess(path, GetCurrentMember(), Roles.Provider);

as an example.

@inherits Umbraco.Web.Mvc.UmbracoViewPage
@using Umbraco.Core.Services
@{ 
    var memberId = 1;
    var member = Membership.GetUser(memberId);
    var access = ApplicationContext.Services.PublicAccessService.HasAccess(Model.Path, member, Roles.Provider);
}

Ordinarily advice is you should avoid using the services in views, but this is all the MemberHasAccess helper actually does.

I would also wrap this in some helper code, it doesn't seem very neat to leave in a razor view.