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Is this WinForms or web site?<br />
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Bob
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I found the answer in an aspx.vb file from a year ago.<br />
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Yes the page load event works.<br />
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If logged on user.... Then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Menu1.Items(1).Enabled=Tru<wbr />e<br />
Else<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Menu1.Items(1).Enabled=Fal<wbr />se<br />
End If<br />
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Thanks,<br />

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I would like to set the enabled property of menu items to specific logged on users.<br />
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I know that each menu item can be referenced by a collection member.<br />
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me.Menu1.Items(1)<br />
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My question is what event to use to enable the menu item based on the logged in user.<br />
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Any references will be helpful.<br />
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thanks,
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I would like to set the enabled property of menu items to specific logged on users.

I know that each menu item can be referenced by a collection member.

me.Menu1.Items(1)

My question is what event to use to enable the menu item based on the logged in user.

Any references will be helpful.

thanks,

I found the answer in an aspx.vb file from a year ago.

Yes the page load event works.

If logged on user.... Then
       Menu1.Items(1).Enabled=True
Else
        Menu1.Items(1).Enabled=False
End If


Thanks,


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