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8/20/2007 7:17 AM
 

j_singal wrote

Hi Emaynard,

What I do is a very simple approach.
1. Copy the "Register.aspx" plus its code behind to a new folder in "DesktopModules" folder.

2. Create a new user control for new fields (textboxes, dropdownlists, etc.) those are you want to add. Put this new user control file inside the new folder you just created as well.

3. Create a class for this new user control (you can follow "Address.vb" as a sample). In my case this class file resides in "App_Code" folder

4. This new added fields should be stored in new separate table in the database and using some new stored procedures to store their values. So make sure you create a new table with some info so the data could be retrieve/change for related user - I put "PortalId" and "UserId" in this new table.

This only one of many ways to do this. But with this way I can make sure that I never touch the core/original codes.

Please feel free to do it with your creative ways. As my level of programming also still mediocre :P

 

Hi,

This post help me a lot, but i can't find de register.aspx =(

Anyone knows where can i find it? i'm using the version 4.5.3.

best regards

 

 

 
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8/20/2007 11:44 AM
 

hi again...

After i open the solution in VS2005 and run the project in debug mode i realize that there isn't any file Register.aspx  =(  [DotNetNuke_04.05.03_Source]
So how can i add some new features? If the answer is 'by creating a new module' what class should i inherits?
and how can i select de new module to create new users?

thanks for the help...

 
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8/21/2007 7:00 AM
 

Hi again...

This is getting more complicated :s
I´m going to explain what i need to do:
While creating a user, i have to associate this with a employee (my table), i was thinking on doing a drop down list with all the employee's.
For this i have to add some components... the problem is that i don't kown in what file :s
plz... anyone can help me?

 
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8/22/2007 4:21 AM
 

plz... can anyone help? ...

 
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8/22/2007 4:42 AM
 

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