Re: roleProvider and Windows Authentication
From: ManniAT (pcpohler_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 05/23/05
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Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 03:43:13 +0200
Hi Mark,
I would not do it in the siteMap.
As I mentioned in the post before - if you do on both places - you will forget one :-)
So do it where it should be - and if you don't want somebody (not in a special role) to open
page XXXX - then do this with Access becaus if you only do it in the sitemap...."they" will find the link
and the page opens (sitemap does only hide the link!!!).
And on the other hand - if you want another role to also open page XXXX ----
add the apropriate access right for the role --- BUT the link wont
show up if you don't correct it in sitemap.
So (my suggestion): for "non links" you have to do it in sitemap
---would be great if sitemap could learn from the pages below
---or don't display an item if below is nothing
and for nodes with links - don't do it in sitemap.
Cheers
Manfred
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