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Home, Topics, New, sites menu in SPS 2003

Postby Qm9i » Thu, 14 Apr 2005 23:56:02 GMT 

Hi,

I'm adding areas for different project to SPS 2003 and I would like to hide 
the home, Topics, News, sites from horizontal navigation bar in SPS 2003 from 
users.
I know I can go to change settings for each of these areas except home and 
go to display tab and check the Exclude from portal site navigation and it 
will not show on navigation bar. I wnated to know if there is another way to 
do it beside opening the page in front page and removing the links. 

Thanks,
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RE: Home, Topics, New, sites menu in SPS 2003

Postby R2FyeSBCbGF0dCAtIENTQw » Sat, 16 Apr 2005 00:23:17 GMT 

I am just starting with Sharepoint development, but have been doing .Net 
development for several years. I too am looking for a similar solution. I 
would like to eliminate the navigation options that users SHOULD not have 
access to.

Why would Site Settings be shown as a menu choice for a user that has no 
admin rights? That just doesn't seem right to me. The default behavior of 
letting them select it then prompting for additional credentials seems very 
silly.

Has anyone else approached this topic from a programmatic perspective? I 
would like to be able to include choices based on a users site group maybe?
Thanks,
Gary
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