How to disable the menu item

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Hi,
I have created Exitpass System, so every menu only certain user can access.

This is my system flow:
1) 4 Menu Item - Applicant, Approver, Security, Human Resource(HR)
2) Applicant - access by normal user only
3) Approver - can access menu Applicant and Approver
4) Security - can access menu Applicant and Security
5) HR - can access menu Applicant Human Resourse

Can anybody give me any solution for this...

Thanks and best regards

Posted 16-Jun-11 21:48pm

Reena Aleesya

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-06-16T23:43:00

Solution 3

Using ASP.NET Menu control it's not a big deal.

How to enable, disable Menu programmatically[^]

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ASP.NET Menu Examples[^](Around 35 examples about Menu control)

Posted 16-Jun-11 23:43pm

thatraja

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2011-06-16T22:12:00

Given that HTML has no menu functionality built in, you must be using the ASP.NET menu control, or a third party control. What you need to do, is load a menu based on the user. Given that we have no idea how you manage the security aspect, or what menu you're using, your question is both obvious, trivial, and impossible to answer in any detail. What have you tried ? Where are you stuck ? Why do you have a task that relates to a secure system, if you have no idea how to perform it ?

Simon_Whale · Answer 3 · 2011-06-16T23:30:00

Solution 2

I personaly would look into JQuery[^] if you have to / need to build the menu's using pure html.

As you can then create the menu structure according to the logon type.

For sanity I would of gone with Christian's suggestion using ASP.NET Menu Controls or third party Controls.

Posted 16-Jun-11 23:30pm

Simon_Whale

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Reena Aleesya 21-Jun-11 0:52am

I am fairy new at this and would like appreciate your assistant..
i tried looking for the example in the internet but not found...
can u give me same example..how to create using ASP.NET Menu Controls or third party Controls as you mention before.
Thanks

Simon_Whale 21-Jun-11 4:43am

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/menus/PopulatingMenuControlASP2.aspx

read through this to start with, try out his code and modify it etc.. this is always a good place to start learning