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AAaron123
The SiteMapPath control is a site navigation control that reflects data
provided by the SiteMap object. If you use it on a page that is not
represented in your site map, it will not be displayed.
Is there a work around?
I use the SiteMapPath but it goes blank when I move to a page by some means
other than clicking a menu item.
I'd like to display the path if someone clicks a hyperlink or button that
moves to a page on my site that is not in the SiteMap.
I believe the event SiteMap.SiteMapResolve is raised for each page. Is that
correct?
And the CurrentNode is Nothing/null if the page is not in the SiteMap.
Again, is that correct?
I'm guessing that it's when CurrentNode is null that I might want to do
something, but what?
Thanks for any direction
provided by the SiteMap object. If you use it on a page that is not
represented in your site map, it will not be displayed.
Is there a work around?
I use the SiteMapPath but it goes blank when I move to a page by some means
other than clicking a menu item.
I'd like to display the path if someone clicks a hyperlink or button that
moves to a page on my site that is not in the SiteMap.
I believe the event SiteMap.SiteMapResolve is raised for each page. Is that
correct?
And the CurrentNode is Nothing/null if the page is not in the SiteMap.
Again, is that correct?
I'm guessing that it's when CurrentNode is null that I might want to do
something, but what?
Thanks for any direction