Master Page Controls On Sign In Page

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3/15/2012 9:01:37 AM
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Master Page Controls On Sign In Page

 

I was wondering if there was a way to hide controls on the sign in page that exist in the layout.Master.  I place controls on the layout.Master that is in my skin folder.  When I sign in these controls appear on the Sign-In page.  I noticed that not all controls in this layout.Master show up on the Sign In Page, for example, the portal:sitemenu control.

Is there a way of preventing the controls I put in the layout.Master from appearing on the Sign-In page?

3/15/2012 9:16:57 AM
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Re: Master Page Controls On Sign In Page

If you are adding your own custom controls you need to implement logic inside them for hiding on pages where you don't want them.

ie SiteMenu has internal logic and settings to hide itself (.Visible = false; ) on certain pages, you would ahve to do the same in your custom controls.

Or else don't add them to the site default skin but only to skins assigned at the page level.

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