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R. E. BeasleyEssential ASP.NET Web Forms Developmenthttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5784-5_19

19. Navigation

Robert E. Beasley1 
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Franklin, IN, USA
 

19.1 Introduction

ASP.NET provides a number of classes that can be used to help the end user navigate the pages of a Web application. These classes not only make it easy for the end user to jump directly to a desired page within the application, but they also make it easy for us to manage how the pages of the application are organized. There are four main site navigation classes in ASP.NET. These are the SiteMap class, the Menu class, the TreeView class, and the SiteMapPath class.

In this chapter, we will begin by looking at the SiteMap class. The SiteMap class stores a hierarchically ...

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