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4/18/2007 8:44 PM
 

I have a module that I am creating for 4.5 and later.  I added the following for the view control of the module, within the <control> element.

<supportspartialrendering>true</supportspartialrendering>

Yet when I installed it did not check the box on the module settings.....am I missing something?


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4/18/2007 9:48 PM
 

Take a look at the .dnn file in this example at this link When you install the module the Support partial rendering is checked. I created the .dnn file by simply using the Create Module Package feature in the Module configuration.



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4/18/2007 9:52 PM
 

Very interesting that is exactly how my is formatted and it didn't automatically check the box. 

I will have to uninstall it and reinstall.


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4/18/2007 10:02 PM
 

This will sound obvious, but do you have Ajax installed?


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4/19/2007 12:02 AM
 

hooligannes 2.0 wrote

This will sound obvious, but do you have Ajax installed?

Yes, AJAX is installed as I simply modified the control definiton once the module installed and everything is working, but I don't know why it didn't load right away...


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