I want to create a three level menu, I have got a recursive function today that works with three levels. But the thing is how do i output the third lever? Using two repeaters i have managed to get a hold of the first two levels through the ChildNodes property. But that only gives me the second level. What if a want the third level? Example code below. How do i get the third level? :)
I have role assignments on both the first and second level of my menus within my sitemap file. The first level works fine, and I only see items assigned to my role. But roles assignments seem to have no effect on the second level. It seems like if you have access to the first level, you have access to everything on the second level. Is this correct?
From my sitemap (either a SalesRep or an Administrator can see everything underneath): <siteMapNode title="Administration" roles="SalesRep,Administrator" description="Admin" > <siteMapNode title="CompanyMaintenance" roles="SalesRep" url="~/Admin/CompanyManagement.aspx" /> <siteMapNode title="Initialize Roles" roles="Administrator" url="~/Admin/Roles.aspx"/> </siteMapNode>
I'm trying to create an asp menu for a website. The site will have 2 levels of user Master users (which will have more options) and Sub users which will have limited menu options.
I was wonder does anyone knows if a way to hide menu items? I've tried google but I can't really find much.
Here's the Asp code
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I have worked out how to hide the whole menu when the user is not logged in
I have a few items apart of my Web.sitemap file that rely on querystring or session variables. I do not want these items to appear in my menu. Is there a way to hide it from the menu, but still be in the sitemap (for sitepath control).
I'm trying to change the font color of a sitemap to white. The color is white in the developer screen but black in the browser when I run it. In fact, it should change to white when I hover over it but it does not.
Here is my code perhaps someone could see what I'm doing wrong.
I am playing with vb.net and have made a menu, with the menu.controller and the web.sitemap, its work fine but its the same hover image and the same background image im using.
I have an image with: 5 Textlink, 5 Hover Textlink, 5 Activ Textlink. Normal I can use this without the web.sitemap and menu.controller.
Code: <div id="nav"><ul> <li><a href="http://www.tester.com/" id="home">Home</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.tester.com/about-me/" id="about" title="About Me">About Me</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.tester.com/the-portfolio/" id="portfolio" title="View the Portfolio">View the Portfolio</a></li> <li><a class="active" href="http://www.tester.com/the-blog/" id="blog" title="The Blog">The Blog</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.tester.com/get-in-contact/" id="contact" title="Get in Contact">Get in Contact</a></li> </ul></div>
My question is, how can I convert this, so i can use it in a menu.controller/web.sitemap, so i have 5 different image as background for the link and 5 different for the hover effect and then 5 different background image for the activelink/page.
this is probably something stupid that i am forgetting to do but its got me stumped. I have a web.sitemap file in my app with the following entries
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i then slapped a sitemapdatasource into my masterpage with a menu control and changed the design in the designer. I then run the app for my default page /Pages/Default.aspx. when the page comes up i see "Home" with a flare out arrow. when i mouse over home it shoots out a small box, as expected, to the right which obscures my text on the default page. the problem is the flared out box is blank and then i try move over it, essentially moving off home it dissapears. If im not mistaken, even if my links are broken or dont extist i should at least see the text right? so when i mouse over home, in the flareout menu i should see Dive, DIve Location, User, Client, Cert at least in unclickable plain text or something.
I've made a web page from the tutorials in "How do I" to link a menu to web.sitemap.
I build the site and no errors come up, the site opens in my browser, part of the menus work but the menu that links to the sitemap is not displaying the menu contents.
I've run the code on another machine and also made the code in VWD2010 and it runs as it should.
Un-installed and re-installed VWD 2008 and still no luck.
I have a menu control which is based on a sitemap as below.
However whilst the security aspect is working i.e. users cannot access a page without being in the correct role the menu does not seem to hide any of the menu items.
I really want users only to see the help menu item before they log in, then after this point they should see all items unless they are External in which case the Uploads and Admin Items should be hidden.
Is this not possible or have I set up my sitemap wrong?
If I remove roles="*" from the first node no menu items are visible at all even after login?
I am using asp.net sitemap with the in-built asp.net menu but this is very 'dull'. I want to apply CSS and jQuery to give it a better visual look and feel. I have read various articles based on[URL] However, i really liked
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Is there any examples or tutorials similar to this which are FREE?
I understand how web.sitemap works in conjunction with the site's menu in order to make menu/submenu choices visible/invisible depending on the authenticated user's roles.
For example, part of my web.sitemap has the following which defines 3 reports. Then, once users log in, those with "Managers" role can see all 3 reports while those with "Users" role can only see the 1st and the 3rd report:
How can I retrieve these results outside of the menu process? For example, in one of my web pages, I may need to create a dropdown list which should be populated with the results of the menu process.
How can I make the dropdown list show all 3 items when a manager has logged in but only 1st and 3rd items when a user has logged in?
I am looking for multi-level accordion menu (drill down to few levels deeper) (expand and collapsible) for my website. Is there a sample anywhere I can use? it will be nice if I can dock it to the left by clicking on an icon and slide back when I click on the icon again.
Since I can search any of those categories, I'm looking for a more user-friendly way of displaying it as is without using a combobox and with no javascript. With the combobox, the deeper the menu, the more leading spaces it'll have. As seen above, that's exactly how it'd look like in a combobox.
I am trying to make TreeView menu with three level deep. I have problems, and can't figure it out how to save TreeView position in third level, when I click it. When I click it in second level, It saves position(expanded), but when I click third level, the whole menu collapses into root level :In my example I search for selected node name, expand it with node.Expand(); .. that is for masternode, but how to expand childnodes of masternode with selectednode name? Just cant figure it out..my code:
my menu control is bound to a sitemap. I would like to be able to customize the second level of the menu (the dynamic level), so that I can insert an item image, link and text. An example is the top menu in [URL]
Is it possible to achieve using asp.net menu and sitemap ? maybe using the dynamic item template of the menu ?
I got requirement to create a accordion menu which will have different menus for different site collection. So, i created this Accordion which is in bind with site map file. But my Sitemap file has multi-level nodes, here my accordion is displaying only single level menus.
creating session object to use across my web application.
I'm working on an application that requires a login control upon which we would need to set around 10 different session variables (related to the user). These values are required/ used many times across the web application so it would be really handy to create a class/ object which can be accessed in all pages with doing multiple lookups into the user table on DB. Also, I would like to avoid any conflicts with multiple developers using same session variable names and thereby causing issues down the road.
I know this is not a new kind of request and must have been created and used by many of the developers.
I want to apply a css class to the level 1 menu item (parent) when it or any or it's children are selected. I've looked at MSDN documentation and any number of examples and walkthroughs but I haven't come up with a way of managing this. I was thinking something like this might work but the style is not being applied to the parent. To further complicate matters, if I try to apply a css style to StaticSelectedStyle it doesn't pick it up at all.
I have this control on a page. The selections are static. The "maximumlevels" is set to 6. When I click on an item at the 4th level, I can see the postback occur but the "click" event doesn't fire! I'm totally baffeled. I've tested this in the Page Load event. At this point the PRIOR menu selected value shows. On the next menu_click, the previous selection shows. The first menu item is "selected" and has a value of "Overview". The fourth level item has a value of "Child". No matter how many times I selected that item, my check in the Page Load shows the value to be "Overview". I've tested the 3rd level items and on click, I can see the prior menu item value. When I click a 4th level item, the value never changes from the last 3rd level or higher item selected.