How to Add a URL to Web.SiteMap File

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Hi everyone
I have a web project in VS.Net and C#. My web site has a ASP Menu and it uses a SiteMap File.
in My site map i have some address Like : Home,Gallery,About us and ...
but I want to add a Link in menu that refer to another web site for example:

HTML

<siteMapNode url="http://www.MyWebSite2.com/Test.aspx" title="WebSite2"/>

when i try to add this address i don't see "WebSite2" in menu.
And when i write this code (without "Http://") :

HTML

<siteMapNode url="www.MyWebSite2.com/Test.aspx" title="WebSite2"/>

i can see WebSite2 but when i click on it i go to this page:
http://localhost:5025/www.mywebsite2.com/test.aspx

Meanwhile, I Have to say I,ve used securityTrimmingEnabled="true" in web config because my web site has some different users like Admin,Student and ... and i don't want every one can see all url in menu.

How can i add a Web address in my menu that is not in my web site directory?
Thanks

Posted 2-Mar-12 23:44pm

pc.ehsan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Mar-12 15:45pm

Just a note: by definition and purpose, site map should present, on one pages, all other pages of the same site, in a structured manner. You don't need links to other sites there. You can reference other sites elsewhere, and it cannot be a problem. In this way, I consider this problem as somewhat artificial.
--SA

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