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7/29/2007 10:20 PM
 
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Try below code to get module title:

    foreach (System.Web.UI.Control  ctl in this.ContainerControl.Controls)
                {

                    if (ctl.ID == null)

                        continue;

                    if (Regex.IsMatch(ctl.ID, "dnnTITLE"))
                    {

                        Label lbTitle = (Label)ctl.FindControl("lblTitle");

                       break;                   

                 }

                }

After get module title referrence , I think you can control its visible by using this code

             lbTitle.visible=false;

However ,I haven't test it, just guess

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7/29/2007 10:27 PM
 
Wes Tatters


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Posts: 2155

Each module is instanced inside its own ModuleContainer.

You can access this object using  this.ModuleContainer from inside any module event.

It is possible to change the TEXT contents of a module title by changing the value of:

this.ModuleContainer.ModuleTitle = "Some New Title"

However this will only work if you change the value in the Page_Init event.  If you change the value any later the TITLE skin object will already have read the text value from the ModuleTitle property.

Alternatively, you could also drill into the ModuleContainer object and locate the title object and possibly set it to visible - but this would be a skin specific task.

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7/29/2007 10:45 PM
 
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Posts: 30

Thanks so much xiaoqi98 !!!! It works perfectly....!

I tried the other solution posted but it didn't seem to compile.

 

Thanks again!

 
 
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7/29/2007 11:39 PM
 
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Funny... I put the code inside the page init and it seems to get passed over all together. I tried to set a breakpoint on the code in the page init and it never seems to go there. Any suggestions on what I am doing wrong wtatters?

 

Thanks again
 
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7/30/2007 12:24 AM
 
Néstor Sánchez


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Set module caching to 0

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