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8/29/2008 11:22 AM
 

Can i use vs.net 2008 to modify the repository module? If now what version do I need. Also do i have to have dnn install or source to do it

 
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8/29/2008 11:59 AM
 

Michael, please review the pinned post in the Repository module on how to make code changes.

No, you cannot use VS2008. You do not need the dnn source, just a working DNN 3.3.5 or greater installtion ( NOT a dnn 4.X .. the Repository module is a .net 1.1 module and cannot be loaded into a .net 2.0 application such as dnn version 4 )

 
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