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Figure 14-2. Three nodes in a site map No limit exists for how many layers deep you can nest groups and subgroups. However, it s a good rule to go just two or three levels deep; otherwise, it may be difficult for users to grasp the hierarchy when they see it in a navigation control. If you find that you need more than two or three levels, you may need to reconsider how you are organizing your pages into groups.

Figure 3-12. The soft drink sales forecast scenario summary PivotTable (panes split for readability)

Another rule applies to all site maps. A site map must always have a single root node. All the other nodes must be contained inside this root-level node. That means the following is not a valid site map, because it contains two top-level nodes: <siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0"> <siteMapNode title="In Stock" description="Products that are available" url="~/inStock.aspx" /> <siteMapNode title="Not In Stock" description="Products that are on order" url="~/outOfStock.aspx" /> </siteMap> The following site map is valid, because it has a single top-level node (Home), which contains two more nodes: <siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0"> <siteMapNode title="Home" description="Home" url="~/default.aspx"> <siteMapNode title="In Stock" description="Products that are available" url="~/inStock.aspx" /> <siteMapNode title="Not In Stock" description="Products that are on order" url="~/outOfStock.aspx" /> </siteMapNode> </siteMap>

This is a simple helper for dealing with number formats. From currency formatting to making memory file sizes readable, the Number helper condenses some common tasks into some handy helper functions. If your application must deal in multiple number formats or if it must display file sizes, then give some of the functions listed in Table 9-7 a try. To include this helper in the application, use this: var $helpers = array('Number'); Table 9-7. Number Helper Functions

As long as you use only one top-level node, you can nest nodes as deep as you want in groups as large or as small as you want.

You cannot create two site map nodes with the same URL. This might seem to present a bit of a problem in cases where you want to have the same link in more than one place and it does. However, it s a requirement because the default SiteMapProvider included with ASP.NET stores nodes in a collection, with each item indexed by its unique URL. This limitation doesn t prevent you from creating more than one URL with minor differences pointing to the same page. For example, the following two nodes are acceptable, even though they lead to the same page (products.aspx), because the two URLs have different query string arguments at the end: <siteMapNode title="In Stock" description="Products that are available" url="~/products.aspx stock=1" /> <siteMapNode title="Not In Stock" description="Products that are on order" url="~/products.aspx stock=0" /> This approach works well if you have a single page that will display different information, depending on the query string. Using the query string argument, you can add both versions of the page to the site map. 7 describes the query string in more detail.