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11/4/2007 4:11 PM
 

I have read alot about the different techniques on how to copy an entire dotnetnuke site to production, how to use the template feature and how to export and import a modules content.

What im trying to figure out is a way for a client to be able to create a page and add modules and contents in the development enviroment then transfer that page, modules and content to the production site.

Is this possible?

 

 
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