Shad Storhaug

> Is there a way to turn on security trimming in runtime? No. And I really don't understand why you would want to, since when you have security trimming enabled...

> Is there a way to turn on security trimming in runtime? > > > No. And I really don't understand why you would want to, since when you have...

I am unable to reproduce the behavior you describe. [Here is a project](https://github.com/NightOwl888/MvcSiteMapProvider_AreaRouteName_446) demonstrating that the `route` attribute works exactly the same way that `RouteLink` works in an Area. The...

> Ok, first wouldn't it be a better idea to use the route attribute to takeover the way the route is configured?! `MvcSiteMapProvider` doesn't configure routing for you. It _consumes_...

MvcSiteMapProvider consumes MVC routing and also requires a node configuration to define how controller actions are to be nested. Most of the examples show this in XML, but you can...

The issue is that you haven't accounted for the `{section}` parameter in your SiteMap. If `{section}` has nothing to do with the selection of the page, you can force a...

See this answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20328189/how-to-localize-the-mvcsitemapprovider#20344209

You should look at the entire contents of the error message. It will tell you exactly which nodes are orphaned so you have an idea where to look. Best guess...

The entire error message, as copied from the resource file is: ``` Not all configured nodes could be paired with a parent node. Check your parent keys to ensure that...

I am not sure how your database is set up, but for the SiteMap you need to specify a node for each position you want displayed in the SiteMapPath. ```...