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I am using an ASP web application with a &lt;ASP:Menu ....&gt;<br />
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There are couple of &lt;asp:MenuItem....&gt; in the application which need to be shown based on Logged in Users. <br />
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On my local machine I did used the code &nbsp;[ Text=&quot; &quot;] for the &quot;MenuItem&quot; I did not want to show. <br />
This works and I do not see anything on local machine. <br />
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However, when I publish the application, I can see Blank &quot;MenuItem&quot; under &lt;ASP:Menu ....&gt;. <br />
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Any suggestion on how to Hide the MenuItems.
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I am using an ASP web application with a <ASP:Menu ....>

There are couple of <asp:MenuItem....> in the application which need to be shown based on Logged in Users. 

On my local machine I did used the code  [ Text=" "] for the "MenuItem" I did not want to show. 
This works and I do not see anything on local machine. 

However, when I publish the application, I can see Blank "MenuItem" under <ASP:Menu ....>. 

Any suggestion on how to Hide the MenuItems.

Difference between Local Run and Published Website.

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