Hello,

I am creating a module with an action that requires an icon outside of the dnn standard set.  Unfortuantely I am having trouble referencing it when I create the action.

It currently resides in [DesktopModules]/ModuleName/images.  Currently I am referencing it with ~/Desktopmodules/ModuleName/images/filename.  This only works for the footer of the module and the menu just displays the alternate text.

I cannot seem to find a path which works for both the menu and the action icons in the footer.

Any assistance would be appreciated,

Steve

William,

I tried the path you suggested, and opposite to the other case I presented, I now see an icon in the pop-up menu (SOLPART) but get alternate text on the action button.

ActionButton ImagePath becomes "VIRTUALDIRECTORY/images/VIRTUALDIRECTORY/DesktopModules/MODULENAME/images/IMAGENAME.png

Where as the ImagePath in the pop-up menu is now correctly "VIRTUALDIRECTORY/DesktopModules/MODULENAME/images/IMAGENAME.png"

Any other ideas?

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 Dim mAction As New Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleAction(GetNextActionID, _
                                        "Resend", _
                                        Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleActionType.AddContent, _
                                        _companyID, _
                                        ModulePath & "images/mail_icon.png", _
                                        EditUrl("CompanyID", _companyID, "Resend"), _
                                        "", _
                                        False, _
                                        Security.SecurityAccessLevel.View, _
                                        True, _
                                        False)

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Steve

Hi Stephen,

This does appear to be a bug; there is no way to reference a relative uri outside of the images directory.  I'd ask that you log this as a bug in Gemini, at http://support.dotnetnuke.com.

As a workaround, have you considered embedding the image directly in your assembly?  This way you would have an absolute uri to work with.

Brandon