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1/4/2008 11:16 AM
 

I made a new module from VS.NET 2005 with DNN 4.7. And I added a button and created a click event. The problem was that the click event could not be catched unless user signed in with host account and change to edit mode. Please tell me how to fix this problem.

Thank in advance.

 
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1/4/2008 11:35 AM
 

Hi,

You might try setting the module's cache time to zero (0). This should alleviate any inconsistincies that you are seeing with permissions.

hope that helps,

Ian 


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1/7/2008 6:48 PM
 

Thank you. I set it to -1. And it worked as I want.

 
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