Hi, I have a user website, having pages Home-->Brands --> Properties --> Designs --> Objects. Each page having its own sets of selection value. Using breadcrumb navigation (sitemap path) in master page, and all the pages of website uses this masterapge. Problem: When there are multiple user logged in diffrent machines, the breadcrumb node value (for a user) changes according to the latest selected value, inside any page (by latest slection of any other user). Example: User A clicked Home-->Brands(Accenture)-->Properties(Accentire Prop).... and in the same time if another User B clciked Home-->Brands(Samsung)-->Properties(Samsung Prop).... Then navigation trail for user A changes(when he selects the Designs(Accenture Des)) to the latest selection by any other user (user B), i.e. Home-->Brands(Samsung)-->Properties(Samsung Prop) --> Designs (Accenture Des). Please help why it happens. CODE:- IN WEB.SITEMAP:

<siteMapNode title="" description="">
<siteMapNode url="~/Secure/Home.aspx" title="HOME" description="" roles="*" >
<siteMapNode url="~/Secure/Properties.aspx" title="Properties" description="" roles="*" >
<siteMapNode url="~/Secure/Designs.aspx" title="Style Guides Designs" description="" roles="*" >
<siteMapNode url="~/Secure/Objects.aspx" title="Objects" description="" roles="*" />
</siteMapNode>
</siteMapNode>
</siteMapNode>

In WEB.CONFIG

In Master page.master

                <%# Eval ("title") %>

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{
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