inheriting master page with another master page in asp.et c#

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i have created a master page which has navigation controls on top and menu controls on the side both of them are redirect to same page when they are clicked ex:
home aboutus contactus
home
aboutus
contactus
buy
search

when clicked redirected to same page!!!!

and

i created another masterpage inheriting the first masterpage i.e.above one ---called master user which has to be used when user logs in had it has
different navigation control like
search buy
home
aboutus
contactus
buy
search

but problem is it is still showin before loggin in pages even after loggin in thru login control--i.e it has to be redircted to masteruser s aspx pages but its still showing parentmasters pages

how to solve dis??please reply soon!!i am new to asp.net and i have to submit my project dayafter

Posted 10-Dec-12 5:35am

akshitha mohan hosur

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Dec-12 17:09pm

ASP.ETC. => ASP.ETC# sounds brilliant; I'll remember it. :-)
--SA

Hetal Jariwala 12-Dec-12 1:03am

Don't Use master page in login form

Sampath Kumar Sathiya 14-Dec-12 4:03am

Create two separate master pages one is for before login and another one is for after login.

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