no, but each obsoleted method should say what version is was deprecated in and the description should also say the name of the new method to use. If that's not the case please log this at support.dotnetnuke.com and we will review the source and add the correct text in.

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Hi Duncan,

You are correct that the deprecated methods in question do not give any indication of what the recommended replacement might be.  This is probably an oversight that warrants a new work item over at support.dotnetnuke.com.

In your case, you do not want to be working through the permission data provider (notwithstanding the fact that it exposes a method with the same name).  Around DotNetNuke 5.1 all permission accesses were consolidated into a runtime-specified permission provider, and it is through this provider that you want to be making all of your permission-related requests.

There is a code sample in this thread that seems to be reasonably close to what you are trying to achieve.  Though it is a little verbose, it should give you a good idea of what you need to do to add a new page permission.

Hope this helps!

Brandon

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