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2/3/2006 2:30 PM
 

Hello.

Im converting from a postnuke CMS, to DNN4.02.

Im running into a few issues, as DDN works slightly different than Postnuke.
In Postnuke we had modules/blocks... For all pages, you could add multiple blocks, but then we had
Modules, which was basically a php programmed page, which was wrapped with a security wrapper.

I have some full applications which I would like to integrate into DNN which are fully coded in ASP.NET/VB.NET. What I would like to do is have them accessible from DNN's menu, and then from there, it loads my apps. These apps would use the DNN security wrapper, or i would make up a class which would use the values in DNN's database, to validate the user... 

Anyone know of a way to do this? I think part of my problem exists because PN would use /modules/module_name/index.php but as I see it, DNN uses Default.aspx for everything...  I guess im just rahter confused on what Im going to need to do. With lots of my modules, i can create new pages, and just put modules in, but in some cases, i dont want DNN's wrapper to be visible on my applications.

 

Thanks... I hope this makes sense, if not, you are welcome to email me, and I will post the 'answers' in here, once I have some. Darryl.Barney at floridaconference dot com

 
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