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3/2/2006 9:05 AM
 

Hi all.

Can any one tell me what is the easiest way to determine which modules types (Custom or Core) are bieng used in a pirticular portal i.e not just installed ones but the ones actually bieng used on pages (tabs) in DNN version 2.1.2.

An urgent reply would be more than helpful.

Best Regards,

Hameer

 
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3/2/2006 9:40 PM
 

It would require a custom module and i am not sure there is one for 2.x.

 


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3/3/2006 8:52 PM
 
This is an issue that I have heard from many of my clients as well.  They see a module on a page, and want to use that same module on another page, but don't know what module it is.  If there was an easy way for them to tell which module it was, it would definitely improve the usability, which would result in fewer support calls.  Would it make any sense to display (read only) the friendlyname or modulename of the module in the module settings?  I would have never thought of this being an issue myself, but I have seen it be a problem many times with actual real world clients.
 
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3/4/2006 1:03 AM
 

Thnx for the replies, but my concern is not to display these modules on the site for an administrator or anything.

I just want to determine my self that which module types are bieng used on which tabs or

which module types are bieng used at which portal.

I have found a sql script which helps determining this, but i have tried it on DNN 2.1.2 database and it gives an error that Invalid Object tabModules. Following is the sql script, if anybody has other solutions please let me know.

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SELECT     dbo.DesktopModules.FriendlyName, dbo.Portals.PortalName, count(*) [Times Used]

FROM         dbo.Modules INNER JOIN
                      dbo.Portals ON dbo.Modules.PortalID = dbo.Portals.PortalID INNER JOIN
                      dbo.ModuleDefinitions ON dbo.Modules.ModuleDefID = dbo.ModuleDefinitions.ModuleDefID INNER JOIN
                      dbo.TabModules ON dbo.Modules.ModuleID = dbo.TabModules.ModuleID INNER JOIN
              dbo.DesktopModules ON dbo.ModuleDefinitions.DesktopModuleID = dbo.DesktopModules.DesktopModuleID
        
WHERE     
    -- filter out deleted modules
      (dbo.Modules.IsDeleted = 0)
    and
    -- filter out the admin modules
      (dbo.DesktopModules.IsAdmin = 0)

GROUP BY dbo.DesktopModules.FriendlyName, dbo.Portals.PortalName

==========================================================================

 

 

Best Regards,

Hameer Saleem

 
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