dynamic conditional navigation

Go to the security tab of your page and set page User / Roles and Access rights.

Then on your menu web part ( We use CSS List Menu) tick the box System Settings > Check Permissions.

Then only menu options the current user is configured for will show.

Hi - okay that's a good answer to the question I asked but I should have given a different example of dynamic navigation.

Go to a foo.com and the navigation reads a drop down say "available cities" with six cities including new york. Now go to foo.com/newyork and the available cities no longer has newyork but instead the five other cities the site supports. In effect, you need the navigation to not include newyork as it is now in the URL.

Another example - login to a site and you see a navigation that's specific to certain characteristics of the experience of the user. Go to New York and the navigation shows navigational elements specific to services in new york. Different when you go to Chicago.

Somehow/someway you need to trigger the navigation to be different based on some conditional logic. Thoughts?

To add what Adam already suggested, you can use the CSS List Menu or any other web part for that matter and set the Show for property to be authenticated users. Or a list of your roles that people are in.

Hi - has nothing to do with any sort of authentication. Has to do with conditional navigation based on something perhaps in the URL or even due to a session variable. Thanks!

Oh THAT is a major help. I've wondered about that before. Thanks so much.