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10/2/2006 7:51 PM
 
Scott McCulloch


www.ventrian.com
Joined: 1/1/2003
Posts: 230

The best method I have found to work out what a module "can and cannot do" (and how to do it), is to look at 3rd party modules.

There are many free modules in the market, that come with source. If you disect these modules, you can see how they are put together, and get ideas on how to shape your module.

The core modules are also an excellant place to do this also, for example, this forum module has many screens.

Scott McCulloch
Developer, F5 Networks
Owner, Ventrian DotNetNuke Modules
 
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10/4/2006 7:51 PM
 
Jason Honingford

www.portvista.com
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cool_pie it sounds like you need to do the myPlaceholder.Controls.Add(objModule) method. I'm actually trying to figure this out as my events don't fire when I add a user control this way...
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