Menu bar of angular application (menu with user wise right) sometimes shows extra icons and sometimes doesn't.

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I am working on angular app in which we have to maintain user rights. Issue is that sometimes side menu show icons (which are basically routes to different pages) and sometimes side menu do not show icons that must be there. Let's say I have three or more Ids with different screen rights. When I open browser for the first time and Login with one Id menu is generated just fine and there is no less or no more icons (routes to pages). I logout and Login with different Id then either of the following happens: 1. Side menu have icons from the previous user rights 2. Or it shows icons for both of user. 
User Rights are fetched from database and are rendered with for loop in html in angular.

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I have been searching the web for this issue but found nothing or I would say I couldn't reach any solution. Please help me its my first project.

Posted 20-Mar-22 4:37am

Hamza Muhammad Farooqi

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Richard Deeming 21-Mar-22 6:23am

There's a secret error somewhere in your secret code. You need to fix that.

Seriously, how do you expect anyone to be able to help you fix an error we can't see in code we can't see running on a system we can't access?

Click the green "Improve question" link and update your question to include the relevant parts of your code, the full details of any errors, and a clear and precise description of the problem.

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