How do enable the Menustrip Submenu from follwing code?

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I am Using following code to check whether user has access to that particular menu
if yes I am showing in messagebox by using same code I want to show that menu on MDI form.
This is the code snippet

                while(dr1.HasRows)
                {
                    dr1.Read();
                      foreach (var item in ClassMenu.Menues)
                     {
                         if (dr1["menuname"].ToString().Equals(item.ToString()))
                        {
                            MessageBox.Show(item);
//here itself I want to enable that submenu to user instead of showing it in message box.
                        }
                    }
                }
                 DbConnect.con.Close();
                 dr1.Close();
                 dr1.Dispose();

Posted 30-Jul-14 2:58am

Ni!E$H_WAGH

Updated 30-Jul-14 4:33am

Ravi Bhavnani

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johannesnestler 30-Jul-14 10:21am

What does this code do? You are checking a list of "allowed" menu items - per user or what? The Problem I see is what happens if menu-names changes? I'm asking because I've done applications with authorization Ffatures in the past. Normally I would establish some kind of "rights" or "Llvels" system. So I would enable/disable based on rights... the menuitem would have it's right and if the current user has this right too, or is above some kind of "Level", it is enabled (ideal: through binding). Just my 2c - You may want to reconsider your approach.
Other from that I don't see what could be your current problem. To find the MenuItem?

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