handling tabs after and befor authentification

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this is my menu:

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<% if (Request.IsAuthenticated)
{ %>
<%: Html.ActionLink("tag1", "tag1", "Home")%>
<% } %>
<%: Html.ActionLink("tag2", "tag2", "Home")%>
<% } %>

else
{
<%: Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", "Home") %>
<%: Html.ActionLink("Assurancequalité", "AQ", "Home") %>
<%: Html.ActionLink("Control qualité","CQ", "Home">
}

i want get a test with the users authentifications:
for example if the first user is authentificate the 'tag1' appear
if the second user is authentificate the 'tag2' appear
else
the otherv tags appear

Posted 10-Jan-13 0:11am

loylmed

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willempipi 10-Jan-13 6:17am

what do you mean with "the first user" and "the second user"? There's only 1 user logged in.

loylmed 10-Jan-13 6:42am

i have two user.every one must be redirect to her property space after authentification and i want that her property tags appear

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-01-10T09:30:00

Why are you asking this over and over again ?

HttpContext.Current.User

gets you the current user. User has an IsInRole method, or similar.

Please don't ask this again, don't flood the site. Just ask, and keep editing your question if need be. Or better yet, ask clearly the first time.