Not too long ago (maybe in DNN  4.07.00 ?) many of the functions and fields of the Module Definitions page were disabled when being accessed remotely, apparently to prevent the host user (who might be unaware of the dangers that making changes to module definitions could cause) from creating module packages for installed modules and from making other changes and figuring that a module developer would only need to make changes on their local development system.  I for one, would like to see this capability restored but also understand that when wrongly used by an uninformed host user could be deadly.

To add the new BusinessControllerClass and pickup the change in the SupportedFeatures you will need to follow the usual procedures for creating a module upgrade package and installing the upgrade via the module installer.

Without looking closely at the code executed when the business controller class of a module definition is changed, I can NOT recommend that you directly make the changes to the DesktopModules table in the database.

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Bill, WESNet Designs
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