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9/14/2009 10:57 PM
 

Is there a way to have a dnn website generate an <object > reference (widget I think is the term) to a specific module on your website?

I'm stuck in the situation of maintaining multiple websites with the requirement of certain information needing to be shared accross all of them...

I'm not sure what terminoligy I want to use to search for it.. as widget and object are more about going into DNN.. and not refering back to a page/module..

ideally the URL references would allow for login type info since the info may require to get into pages/modules that aren't on "public" pages.

thanks for any input

 

 

 
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