Good Morning,
I have two site map: "common.sitemap , loginuser.sitem ap", two master page:" common.master, loginuser.maste r",
in common.master, there is a Navigation control: TreeView
TreeView--- Sitemapdatasour ce---common.sitemap
in Loginuser.maste r, there is another Navigation control: TreeView
TreeView---sitemapdatasour ce---loginuser.sitem ap
when user does not login, show common.master page
After user login , show loginuser.maste r page.
My problems :
how can I set Sitemapdatasour ce to bind different siteMap? Because I alway get two treeView with same sitemap.
If I use Membership Class to set user login function, How can set up redirect page ?
Thanks
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