How to add child item to asp menu control

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i have these 2 table for menu Making

**Pages**
PathId
ParentId
PathUrl
PathName

**PagesAssigned**
AssignedId
PathId
RoleId

SQL

SELECT [Path].Menu_Id,dbo.[Path].Path_Detail,
    [Path].Path_Url, [Path].Sub_Menu_Id,
    pagesAssigend.roleId
   FROM  pagesAssigend INNER JOIN [Path]
         ON pagesAssigend.pageNo = Path.Menu_Id
   WHERE (dbo.pagesAssigend.roleId = 1)

Through above query i confirming a menu for a specified user using hir\her role id.
and in aspx file i have this code to fill asp menu control

C#

 int RoleNo = Convert.ToInt16(Session["RoleId"]);
                    objLogin.Role_Id =  RoleNo;
                    DataTable dt = new DataTable();
                    dt = objLogin.MenuMaking();
                    GridView1.DataSource = dt;
                    GridView1.DataBind();
                    foreach (DataRow dr in dt.Rows)
                    {
                        MenuItem objMenuItem = new MenuItem();
                        objMenuItem.Text = dr["Path_Detail"].ToString();
                        objMenuItem.NavigateUrl = dr["Path_Url"].ToString(); 
                        MenuBar.Items.Add(objMenuItem);
                    }

this is working fine but i want to show child menu too under it parent menu. How can i acheive this??

Posted 18-Feb-14 2:19am

Muhamad Faizan Khan

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bowlturner · Answer 1 · 2014-02-18T03:21:00

to have submenus you just add menuItems to a menuItems ChildItems.

// Retrieve the root menu item from the Items
     // collection of the Menu control using the indexer.
     MenuItem homeMenuItem = NavigationMenu.Items[0];

     // Create the submenu item.
     MenuItem newSubMenuItem = new MenuItem("New Category");

     // Add the submenu item to the ChildItems
     // collection of the root menu item.
     homeMenuItem.ChildItems.Add(newSubMenuItem);