I need to disable the menu item from menu control of master page for particular user in ASP.NET using C#

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Hi I have completed a website and I need to Control other user from viewing all the content pages except ADMIN

What I have tried:

My masterpage.aspx<br />
<pre><div class="menu"><br />
<br />
            <ul><br />
<br />
                <li class="navigation_first_item"><a id="menu1" href="Default.aspx" runat="server">Home</a></li><br />
                <li class="navigation_s"><a id="menu2" href="Add User.aspx" runat="server">Add User</a></li><br />
                <li><a id="menu3" href="Registrationpage.aspx" runat="server">Register Employee</a></li><br />
                <li><a id="menu4" href="Contact.aspx" runat="server">Contact</a></li><br />
            </ul><br />
<br />
        </div></pre>

C#

My mastrpage.cs

 protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
           
                            lbltime.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString("hh:mm tt");
                lblusername.Text = Session["username"].ToString();


                var menu = Page.Master.FindControl("Menu1") as Menu;
                if (Session["level"] == null)
                {
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("AddUser.aspx"));
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("Register.aspx"));
                }
                else if ((Session["Admin"].ToString().Equals("Contact.aspx")))
                {
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem(" "));
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem(""));
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem(""));
                    menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem(""));
                }

            }

C#

Loginpage.cs
 protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            var menu = Page.Master.FindControl("menu") as Menu;
            if (Session["level"] == null)
            {
                menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("menu1"));
                menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("menu2"));
            }
            else if (Session["level"] == "ADMIN")
            {
                menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("menu4"));
                menu.Items.Remove(menu.FindItem("menu3"));
            }
            MenuItemCollection menuItems = menu.Items;
            MenuItem menuItem = new MenuItem();
            foreach (MenuItem item in menuItems)
            {
                if (item.Text == "Default.aspx")
                    menuItem = item;
            }
        }

Posted 5-Feb-17 23:59pm

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Updated 6-Feb-17 1:53am

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Zafar A khan · Answer 1 · 2017-02-06T00:16:00

Solution 1

if ((Session["Admin"].ToString().Equals("Contact.aspx")))
                {
                    menu.Items.RemoveAt(1);
                    menu.Items.RemoveAt(2);
                    menu.Items.RemoveAt(3);
                    menu.Items.RemoveAt(4);
                }

Posted 6-Feb-17 0:16am

Zafar A khan

Arvind Zamakia · Answer 2 · 2017-02-06T01:53:00

Solution 2

yes, you can used client side server scripting. the Authentication Session variable to check this User are Authorized or not. following simple example.

<% If CType(Session("User"), User).IsAdmin) Then%>
    <li id="liUsers" runat="server"><a href="Users.aspx">User List</a></li>
    <% End If%>

if user are admin then his display User List

Posted 6-Feb-17 1:53am

Arvind Zamakia

Updated 6-Feb-17 1:56am

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Member 12605293 7-Feb-17 1:32am

Hi Arvind,It is not working Its there any other way like passing the IDs of the page and restricting

Arvind Zamakia 7-Feb-17 7:27am

its also working. can you give me details where you maintain user details. you used cookie or Session veriable

Member 12605293 7-Feb-17 7:50am

Hi Arvind
This is the code
if (lblusername.Text = Session["username"])
{
menu1.Visible = true;
menu2.Visible = true;
menu3.Visible = true;
menu4.Visible = true;
}
}

else
{
menu2.Visible = false;
menu3.Visible = false;
}

Arvind Zamakia 7-Feb-17 8:09am

try this code on Page_Int