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SiteMapPath stability concerns

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    I have some concerns about the stability of the SiteMapPath control for ASP.NET 2.0. First the programmatically modify SiteMap Nodes in Memeory described at ms-help://MS.MSDN.vAug06.en/dv_aspnetcon/html/76f0cf95-d0fd-44c9-8a07-93173beb6e22.htm changes the nodes, however, it seems to be called each time you navigate forward or backwards. So each page node is overwritten with the same info. It seems the static method call for assigning this is the issue. Second after reopen the web browser the Crumb trail displays the incorrect path. I typically have to restart the web server in order to clean it out of state. Third SiteMapPath crashes if it detects more then one node pointing to the same url. Does any one know of how to fix any of these problems? It seems that Microsoft has not bothered to test this control before releasing it. (Suprise Suprise!):mad: I think I will need to make a new SiteMapPath object that works. This control is too problematic to be taken seriously.

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