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5/13/2009 8:52 AM
 

Hi!

Is it possible to generate two (or more) versions of a module cache, depending on if a user is logged in or not. E.g. one cache version displayed when not logged in, and another version when logged in as user in a specific role ie. Subscriber, (but not Administrator).

I discovered this need when developing a module that should inform the user to log in to see the content of a module, but not display it when logged in.

Thanks!

 
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5/13/2009 5:13 PM
 

Right now for this type of display you would need to call DataCache on your side to store it, as DNN ModuleCaching is only done for un-authenticated users.


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