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5/15/2009 9:45 AM
 

 *sigh*...

 

Hopefully this is just me doing something stupid... can anyone please point me in the right direction?

 

I have a custom module on a page... if I click the "Settings" thing (while logged in as Host), it takes me to the generic module settings page.

If I add a custom settings control to the page and then access the Settings for the Module, the Content holder is completely empty as though it is not being rendered at all.

But this only happens on the server... when I run the application locally, everything works just fine.  I've double checked the Module Definition settings on server and local machine and everything appears to be the same.

 

As usual, any help at all will be extremely appreciated and, this time, might prevent me from breaking my monitor. :)

Thank you...

 
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5/15/2009 10:51 AM
 

If you are using "NavigateURL" method to redirect your custom setting control than check following thing

Control key[of your setting control] , and module id is pass, see the folllowing patern

NavigateURL(TabID, "ControlKey", "mid=" + ModuleID.ToString());

 

 
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5/15/2009 11:48 AM
 

Sahilmohammad wrote

If you are using "NavigateURL" method to redirect your custom setting control than check following thing

Control key[of your setting control] , and module id is pass, see the folllowing patern

NavigateURL(TabID, "ControlKey", "mid=" + ModuleID.ToString());

 

 

Thank for you the reply, but I'm afraid I don't understand what you are suggesting...

 

I have a UserControl called "Settings.ascx"  - It is completely empty

Within the dnn Modules area, I clicked "Add Control"

For the "Key" field, I enter "Settings"

Select the proper Settings.ascx file from the dropdown.

and choose "Type" = "Edit"

 

When I follow the above procedure locally, it works fine...

When I do the same steps above on the server, the Settings page does not render anything at all.

Does that make sense?  Is there a "NavigateURL" setting somewhere for which I should be looking?

 

thanks again!!

 
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5/15/2009 4:23 PM
 

<p>I also forgot to mention that the local version is 4.9.2 and the server version is 4.9.3... would this really make a difference?</p>

 
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5/18/2009 11:27 AM
 

I don't think so  version diff. make any sense

but i think when redirecting to Settings.ascx , it 's display totaly balnk page with default look like mune and header , am i correct?

 

 
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