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3/8/2006 5:46 PM
 

Can you tell me what's the difference between a PA and a source ?  Which one do I need to download to be able to use a module ?

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3/8/2006 5:52 PM
 

A PA has been superceded - It was in fact a Private Assembly - and the Source was the source code and it was discussed in the core team to make DotNetNuke easier to understand and that was one of the issues that came up - so, you will find that for a while, the modules have been recognised as an Install & Source

module.install.zip (often with version numbers)

modules.source.zip

For you, installing only  - you would use the install or for the developers who continue to use the older way - module.pa.zip

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