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var menu = Page.Master.FindControl(&quot;M<wbr />enu1&quot;) as Menu;<br />
if(Session[&quot;UserName&quot;] != &quot;Admin&quot;)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp;Menu1.Items.Remove(Menu1.F<wbr />indItem(&quot;I<wbr />NSPECTION&quot;<wbr />));<br />
&nbsp;Menu1.Items.Remove(Menu1.F<wbr />indItem(&quot;W<wbr />ORK&quot;));<br />
}
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var menu = Page.Master.FindControl("Menu1") as Menu;
if(Session["UserName"] != "Admin")
{
 Menu1.Items.Remove(Menu1.FindItem("INSPECTION"));
 Menu1.Items.Remove(Menu1.FindItem("WORK"));
}

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From session value to show hide panel to solve the issue.
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From session value to show hide panel to solve the issue.

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check user name in session if admin is login more info in menu bar and if user is login less info in menu bar show to user
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check user name in session if admin is login more info in menu bar and if user is login less info in menu bar show to user

show less info in menu bar for user

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