> Hi,
> if you set securityTrimmingEnabled in the sitemap provider, it will read
> from the <authorization> section(s) to determine which links to display to
> the user in the navigation.
>
> The roles attribute in the sitemap file is used to override the
> authorization setting - you can use AD groups (both in authorization and
> sitemap) - use the Domain\Groupname format.
>
> ---
> Dominick Baier, DevelopMentor
>
http://www.leastprivilege.com >
>> As anybody here used the AspNetActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider with
>> the SiteMap
>>
>> For example mapping the roles from Active Directory to the siteMapNode
>> for security trimming?
>>
>> What i mean is that for example below i have "roles="members" is it
>> possible to map AD roles to that directly?
>>
>> So for example if someone with an Admin role logs in they would see
>> more
>> link than a user
>> and i can just add Roles from the AD to the siteMapNodes.
>> Is this possible?
>>
>> <siteMap xmlns="
http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0" >> >
>> <siteMapNode url="~/default.aspx" title="Home" description=""
>> roles="*">
>> <siteMapNode url="~/signup.aspx" title="Sign Up" description=""
>> roles="?" />
>> <siteMapNode url="~/pwdreminder.aspx" title="Forgot Password"
>> description="" />
>> <siteMapNode url="" title="User Settings" description=""
>> roles="users">
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Users/myaccount.aspx" title="My Account"
>> description="" />
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Users/changepwd.aspx" title="Reset
>> Password"
>> description="" />
>> </siteMapNode>
>> <siteMapNode url="" title="Members" description=""
>> roles="members">
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Members/history.aspx" title="History"
>> description="" />
>> </siteMapNode>
>> <siteMapNode url="" title="Support" description=""
>> roles="support">
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Support/search.aspx" title="Search"
>> description="" />
>> </siteMapNode>
>> <siteMapNode url="" title="Admin" description="" roles="admins">
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Admins/test.aspx" title="Admin1"
>> description="" />
>> <siteMapNode url="~/_Admins/test2.aspx" title="Admin2"
>> description="" />
>> </siteMapNode>
>> </siteMapNode>
>> </siteMap>
>> Any ideas?
>>
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