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  • Nilla
    #1

    Dynamically enable menu item - (not based on roles)

    Hi!

    Im trying to disable/enable menu items in my webproject depending on
    some values.
    The menu is defined in a masterpage and has a sitemap associated to
    it.
    I have written some code in mymaster.master .cs for the
    myMenu_DataBoun d()-method that disables the manuitems as I want to.
    protected void myMenu_DataBoun d(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

    foreach (MenuItem mi in issueMenu.Items )
    {
    if ("this and that" ) //blabla.... you got the point
    mi.Enabled = true;
    else
    mi.Enabled = false;
    }
    }

    This works fine. But when the user changes some parameters in the
    site, the disabled menuitems should be enabled again - how do I make
    myMenu_DataBoun d to be "re-run"? (A refresh on the page will not do
    it)

    Thanks in advance!
    /Nilla

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    • Munna
      #2
      Re: Dynamically enable menu item - (not based on roles)

      On May 28, 4:44 pm, Nilla <vio...@hotmail .comwrote:
      Hi!
      >
      Im trying to disable/enable menu items in my webproject depending on
      some values.
      The menu is defined in a masterpage and has a sitemap associated to
      it.
      I have written some code in mymaster.master .cs for the
      myMenu_DataBoun d()-method that disables the manuitems as I want to.
       protected void myMenu_DataBoun d(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
      >
              foreach (MenuItem mi in issueMenu.Items )
              {
                  if ("this and that" )  //blabla.... you got the point
                      mi.Enabled = true;
                  else
                      mi.Enabled = false;
              }
          }
      >
      This works fine. But when the user changes some parameters in the
      site, the disabled menuitems should be enabled again - how do I make
      myMenu_DataBoun d to be "re-run"? (A refresh on the page will not do
      it)
      >
      Thanks in advance!
      /Nilla
      Hi nilla

      There is nothing wrong with your code ... and certainly some thing
      wrong with you condition checking..
      master page's code execute first and then page's code ... so please
      check your parameter assignment code execure before your condition
      check...

      Best of luck

      Munna
      https://www.munna.shatkotha.com

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        • Nilla
          #3
          Re: Dynamically enable menu item - (not based on roles)

          On 28 Maj, 14:08, Munna <munna...@gmail .comwrote:
          On May 28, 4:44 pm, Nilla <vio...@hotmail .comwrote:
          >
          >
          >
          >
          >
          Hi!
          >
          Im trying to disable/enable menu items in my webproject depending on
          some values.
          The menu is defined in a masterpage and has a sitemap associated to
          it.
          I have written some code in mymaster.master .cs for the
          myMenu_DataBoun d()-method that disables the manuitems as I want to.
           protected void myMenu_DataBoun d(object sender, EventArgs e)
              {
          >
                  foreach (MenuItem mi in issueMenu.Items )
                  {
                      if ("this and that" )  //blabla.... you got the point
                          mi.Enabled = true;
                      else
                          mi.Enabled = false;
                  }
              }
          >
          This works fine. But when the user changes some parameters in the
          site, the disabled menuitems should be enabled again - how do I make
          myMenu_DataBoun d to be "re-run"? (A refresh on the page will not do
          it)
          >
          Thanks in advance!
          /Nilla
          >
          Hi nilla
          >
          There is nothing wrong with your code ... and certainly some thing
          wrong with you condition checking..
          master page's code execute first and then page's code ... so please
          check your parameter assignment code execure before your condition
          check...
          >
          Best of luck
          >
          Munnawww.munna. shatkotha.com- Dölj citerad text -
          >
          - Visa citerad text -
          Did you got my reply yesterday? I accidently pressed "Answer author"
          instead of "Answer" so I cant wee my reply here...

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            • Nilla
              #4
              Re: Dynamically enable menu item - (not based on roles)

              On 29 Maj, 08:44, Nilla <vio...@hotmail .comwrote:
              On 28 Maj, 14:08, Munna <munna...@gmail .comwrote:
              >
              >
              >
              >
              >
              On May 28, 4:44 pm, Nilla <vio...@hotmail .comwrote:
              >
              Hi!
              >
              Im trying to disable/enable menu items in my webproject depending on
              some values.
              The menu is defined in a masterpage and has a sitemap associated to
              it.
              I have written some code in mymaster.master .cs for the
              myMenu_DataBoun d()-method that disables the manuitems as I want to.
               protected void myMenu_DataBoun d(object sender, EventArgs e)
                  {
              >
                      foreach (MenuItem mi in issueMenu.Items )
                      {
                          if ("this and that" )  //blabla.... you got the point
                              mi.Enabled = true;
                          else
                              mi.Enabled = false;
                      }
                  }
              >
              This works fine. But when the user changes some parameters in the
              site, the disabled menuitems should be enabled again - how do I make
              myMenu_DataBoun d to be "re-run"? (A refresh on the page will not do
              it)
              >
              Thanks in advance!
              /Nilla
              >
              Hi nilla
              >
              There is nothing wrong with your code ... and certainly some thing
              wrong with you condition checking..
              master page's code execute first and then page's code ... so please
              check your parameter assignment code execure before your condition
              check...
              >
              Best of luck
              >
              Munnawww.munna. shatkotha.com-Dölj citerad text -
              >
              - Visa citerad text -
              >
              Did you got my reply yesterday? I accidently pressed "Answer author"
              instead of "Answer" so I cant wee my reply here...- Dölj citerad text -
              >
              - Visa citerad text -
              :-D wee == see :-)

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