Support DotNetNuke 3.x,4.x and 5.0
http://www.zldnn.com/modulewrapper/FlexibleModuleWrapper/FlexibleModuleWrapperDemo/tabid/477/Default.aspx
Download the demo version and userguide here: http://www.zldnn.com/Download/tabid/233/Default.aspx
Introduction
Flexible Module Wrapper injects existing modules and mixes them with HTML/TEXT. It can help you to build more complex, flexible and attractive page. The HTML/TEXT can be around the modules. The injected modules can be in any pages of the portal or even the host.
There are three versions: for DNN 3.3.x - 4.5.x please install the 2.0 version. For DNN 4.6+ , please install 4.1 version. For Dotnetnuke 5.0 , please install 5.0 version.
Features:
Easy to use: need not additional knowledge to use it. You can use it as easy as using HTML/TEXT module.
Supports AJAX and Post Back: most functions of injected modules based on AJAX and Post back are still available when injected.
Div layout: you can set the border style, border color, border color and background color of injected module. And you can set float style to make html/text around the injected module.
Search support: integrate dnn search.
Export/Import support: support IPortable interface so the content can be exported and imported.
Supports localization
No need to modify the Dotnetnuke core, no more configurations.
Use it
After you add an instance of the module, you can select “Edit“ from module menu to edit the content. You can edit HTML in the content section as normal HTML module.
If you want to add an existing module into HTML content, you should select the module from module selector in the top of the edit page.
After you select a module, you can click the Generate button to generate code.
Now copy the code and paste them into the content. Remember switch the HTML editor to Source mode before you paste generated code.
You can also set the styles of injected module in Div Layout. You can set the height, width, border style, border color and float location.
Generate and copy the code to content.
Now you can switch the HTML editor to edit mode.
Click upade after you finish. You can see the existing module injected and HTML is around it.
The AJAX functions of injected module are still available when inject. For example, you can in line edit a HTML/TEXT's content as below.
