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11/14/2006 4:25 PM
 
professorcw1 wrote

This works fine in VB.  I presume you do have a reference to DotNetNuke.dll in your reference and you have Using DotNetNuke at the top of your cs codebehind?

 

Are you sure? in DNN435? I was unable to find these classes in DNN dlls using Reflector.
 
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11/15/2006 8:48 PM
 

Yes, I'm sure. 

I should disclose I create my modules as web application projects and do it all more like we did in asp1.1.  It may be different if you are using a website project.

 

 
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