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1/10/2008 5:48 AM
 

Hi,

we have built a custom registration page for our students. where they should fill in the region and and the city they live in. We have modified, in a separate solution, the manageusers.ascx (including MemberServices.ascx, Membership.ascx, Password.ascx - for changing password in Moodle via web services, Profile.ascx and securityroles.ascx, User.ascx).

Now, we have also created (copied entirely and modified only the list name) two EditControls for the profile property editor, for filling in the regions (~40) and the cities (~13500) from the regions.

1. The problem is that the CreateEditor from our ProfileEditorControl.vb (where we replaced only the names for our lists) is not called, even it overrides the default (! exactly as in the original). This happens even with the default DotNetNuke.UI.WebControls namespace

The link for our solution

2. Is there a way that a module is notified by a password changing event ? (or creating/deteleting a user/page/... )?

Thanks,

Catalin

 

 
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1/12/2008 4:48 PM
 

Anybody ?

Help ?

 

 

Thanks,Catalin

 
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1/13/2008 4:09 AM
 

For Item#1...I am not 100% sure what you are trying to do, but if possibly you want to change what page/control is opened when a user clicks thier "username" in the upper-right corner...there is a database setting that sets this.  I've had to modify this before for a custom-profile editing page.

 

 
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1/13/2008 5:47 AM
 

Thanks for the answer and for your interest.

I'm aware of the possibility to set the page where to display a custom registration/management module.

I'm trying to copy the same module DNN is using for registration, with additional fields and additional password management tools (see #2 and Moodle WS) but, as I explained earlier, when I create this page, the CreateEditor from the ProfilePropertyEditor is not firing... meaning that it loads _all_ the 13500 cities from our DB in the City DropDown Editor instead of loading them by region...

Catalin

 
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1/13/2008 12:46 PM
 

I took a look at the .Rar file of your solution, and understand now what you are trying to do (and what the problem is).

I am afraid I don't see anything quite-obvious as to why the CreateEditor does not fire.  Are you able to toss the solution into Debug-mode in VS?  Perhaps step through the code and compare to what happens by default in the standard Profile.ascx?

 

 
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