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7/16/2008 3:30 PM
 

Hi All,

I would like to globally hide the dnn:VISIBILITY controls that allow people to minimize/maximize different modules.

How do I do this?

  -Josh

 
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7/16/2008 4:02 PM
 

remove it from the container, which is selected. Another option would be an SQL statement to be executed from Host::SQL:

 UPDATE {databaseOwner}{objectQualifier}TabModules TM 
   INNER JOIN Tabs T ON TM.TabID = T.TabID 
 SET  TM.Visibility = 0 
 WHERE T.PortalID = [yourPortalID]

Replace [yourPortalID] with your portal's ID.


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Sebastian Leupold

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7/17/2008 10:27 AM
 

Sebastian Leupold wrote

remove it from the container, which is selected.

I don't know what "which is selected" means.

Are you saying I need to actually remove it from the .ascx files that define the various containers for my skin?  Meaning, it will then be impossible to turn this back on without re-adding this control to the containers, and thus turning it back on again globally?

What I would like to do is globally turn off this feature, and then potentially re-enable it in the future for a handful of select modules.  If I simply remove the dnn:VISIBILITY control from the container files, that's not possible.

 
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12/11/2008 1:15 PM
 

In that case your best bet is to use the SQL code above (you can do it in Host->SQL) and then turn on the visibility for each individual module.

You are correct that if you take it out of the container, you will not be able to enable it for any module using that container ever.


Eric Shafer
Houston Web Designer
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12/11/2008 3:46 PM
 

Josh:

This is totally unrelated to DNN, but your name is so close I have to ask, do you know who Joshua Bell is?  You may or may not.  In any case, if you have some time and you like subjects like human behavior experiments and music appreciation, check out this article from the Washingtop Post about an experiment they conducted with Joshua Bell.  I read the article when it first came out and cannot forget it.

Again, totally irrelevant to DNN but an interesting distraction.  If you are too busy, then more reason to take the time to read it...

Carlos

 

 
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