So I developed another little module, 

This module does not have any reading or writing to the database, its very simple.  28 user controls one main control , 26 other controls one for each letter in the alphabet.  

The main user control as seen on this page >> http://www.r8yourpolitician.co.uk/SearchPoliticians/tabid/1464/Default.aspx 

On that page at the bottom is a placeholder, when a user clicks the corresponding letter A-Z as you would expect it would display the relevant user control in the placeholder.  

So I have the main user control and I have 27 other user controls A- Z and ALL which are displayed in the main usercontrol within the placeholder. 

The module works fine only if your logged in.

When your not logged in you will see the main user control but when you click on any letters the other user controls will not show in the placeholder.  

I had a look at the permissions on the module and it is set appropriately, anyone got any ideas on why the sub user controls will not display to all users. 

thanks

P

 To add to the above, i just logged in as a normal user and the module does not show at all.  

So it only shows the main control when your not logged and it only behaves as normal when the Admin or Host is logged in. 

Here is the method that takes a string of the name of the control. It then adds it to the placeholder called "phModule" 

        Public Sub A(ByVal fname As String)


            Try

                'phModule.Controls.Clear()


                'Response.Redirect(Globals.NavigateURL(PortalSettings.ActiveTab.TabID, "a", "mid=" & ModuleId.ToString()))

                Dim DynamicPage As String = ""

                Dim Con As String = "/controls/"


                DynamicPage = DotNetNuke.Common.ResolveUrl(Me.TemplateSourceDirectory & Con & fname)


                Dim objModule As Entities.Modules.PortalModuleBase = CType(Me.LoadControl(DynamicPage), DotNetNuke.Entities.Modules.PortalModuleBase)


                If Not objModule Is Nothing Then


                    objModule.ModuleConfiguration = Me.ModuleConfiguration

                    phModule.Controls.Add(objModule)


                End If

            Catch ex As Exception


            End Try



        End Sub

method is called like this

        Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
            A("a.ascx")
        End Sub

        Protected Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
            A("b.ascx")

        End Sub

 Glad that helped. That's one of the many bits of information that I've picked up from just reading the forums.