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    Hi everybody ! I create Default.aspx page .It contain two Frame ,left frame contain MenuDefault.aspx page ,right frame contain Content.aspx page. I want when user login with authority is admin to replace MenuDefault.aspx page with MenuAdmin.aspx page How do i find solution? Thanks for your help!

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      Hi everybody ! I create Default.aspx page .It contain two Frame ,left frame contain MenuDefault.aspx page ,right frame contain Content.aspx page. I want when user login with authority is admin to replace MenuDefault.aspx page with MenuAdmin.aspx page How do i find solution? Thanks for your help!

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      Hi Tuan, There are two options come to mind that you might consider: + In the default.aspx page, you can do a simple checking on the logged on user to see if he is an admin, then decide which page should be loaded in the left pane. + In the MenuDefault.aspx page, you can check the logged on user, and if he is an admin, you simply redirect the user to the MenuAdmin.aspx page.

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        Hi Tuan, There are two options come to mind that you might consider: + In the default.aspx page, you can do a simple checking on the logged on user to see if he is an admin, then decide which page should be loaded in the left pane. + In the MenuDefault.aspx page, you can check the logged on user, and if he is an admin, you simply redirect the user to the MenuAdmin.aspx page.

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        Thank you very much.:)

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