if the associate login into this site he should able to see the menu item except reports how to hide.

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i have designed a master page in the left side i have menu items as logout, time sheets,reports,manage users. if the associate login into this site he should able to see the menu item except reports how to hide.
for example there are two types of users:

manager
user

manager have the access to view, edit and add the new users
but user is havign access to see his own record and reports. so in my design i used menu in the left side there are options like logout,manage users, reports, time sheets.
if user logged in to the site he should be able to see the options in menu like logout,reports. how can we hide other items in menu for the specified login.

Posted 13-Feb-13 22:58pm

Angel riti

Updated 14-Feb-13 0:36am

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Bandi Ramesh 14-Feb-13 5:35am

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maxrockM · Answer 1 · 2013-02-14T02:27:00

Instead of Hide and Show etc, I would prefer creating the menu item dynamically using code something like below which is based on the User during the time of login.

C#

if (blIsAssociate)
            {
                MenuItem miNewItem = new MenuItem();
                int intMenuItemIndex = 1;
                miNewItem.Text = "Reports";
                miNewItem.Value = "Reports";
                miNewItem.NavigateUrl = "~/somepage.aspx";
                Menu1.Items.AddAt(intMenuItemIndex ,miNewItem);
            }

Hope this helps!

Please post your code or logic for better, precise answers.

joe_j · Answer 2 · 2013-02-14T02:33:00

I had done something like the below.
Add this part into the MasterPage that has the main menu control
Make sure that in the start there is only one menu tab which is visible to all.
then dynamically add the menu nodes and the page that it relates to

VB

Public Sub menustate(mstate As String)
    If mstate = "Manager" Then
        Dim newme As New MenuItem
        newme.Text = "Admin"
        newme.Value = "Admin"
        newme.NavigateUrl = "~/adminpage.aspx"
        NavigationMenu.Items.AddAt(1, newme)
        NavigationMenu.Items.Item(1).Selectable = True

    Else 
        'NavigationMenu.Items.Item(1).Text = ""
        'NavigationMenu.Items.Item(1).Value = ""
        'NavigationMenu.Items.Item(1).Selectable = False
    End If
End Sub

In the child page after authentication,

VB

If Session("userrole") = "Admin" Then
    Master.menustate("Manager")
   
Else
    Master.menustate("Agent")

End If

if the associate login into this site he should able to see the menu item except reports how to hide.

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