Asp.net if statement front end

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<% if((Session["Rol"]).ToString() == "Yönetici")
                         { %>
                                                          <li>

                          <a href="SiparisEkle.aspx">class="fa fa-edit fa-fw">Sipariş Ekle</a>

                      </li>
                       <% } %>

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Hi how can I do this example. I want to if Role == Yonetici show menu if Role == Depocu dont show menu.

Posted 2-Dec-16 5:32am

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Updated 2-Dec-16 5:43am

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-02T05:43:00

I would suggest not trying to use inline code like that. That style is old classic ASP style and I'm not even sure it fully works in ASP.Net. First put runat="server" on your a tag and id="hypSip" so you can access it in C# or use an asp:HyperLink instead.

In your Page_Load event in C# codebehind page you can simply do

C#

hypSip.Visible = Session["Rol"].ToString() == "Yönetici"; // you may want to check to make sure it is not NULL first to be safe.