I asked a long time ago about inserting my own .aspx pages into my DNN portals.  There is much I'd like to just simply add to a DNN portal page with stuff that I can do in Visual Studio 2005 using basic forms and such on a simple .aspx page.

However, I'm not sure how to add that into an exisitng page without using an IFRAME in my DNN installation(s).  I've learned to use the source portion of the TEXT/HTML module in order to put in my "own" HTML, but how can I do this with a standard set of .aspx pages?

Is my question clear, and is there a clear answer? 

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Chad Voller -- MCP, DNN Aficionado
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Chad,

As mentioned above if you want to have the content embedded within your DNN installation then you will need to actually build the content as a DNN module.  (.ascx control).

The good news is that it is VERY simple to do!  Honestly it is all almost the same, there is just a bit of packaging differences.  Have a look at Michael Washington's tutorials on http://dotnetnuke.adefwebserver.com they should get you going!

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-Mitchel Sellers
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Hmm, 

I have an .aspx page in a virtual directory that I wish to connect to DNN, but have run outside the DNN interface.  Basically, the page is too wide to fit in the DNN site.

I was figuring on adding the DNN assemblies to the references of my project, and then just hacking around to get the authentication done and then get the profile info.

Now is this too ridiculous to even contemplate?  Hasn't someone else done this?

Thanks!