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6/14/2010 11:13 PM
 
I am working on the latest version of a dnn site and trying to figure out how I can use the "print" setting to output a url that points to the content of that module. I want to be able to add this url to an Iframe. When I mouse over the drop down on a module and click on "print" nothing happens...same page loads.

In the older version of dnn I could just mouse over the drop down on the module and click on "print" and it would then load the page that had only the contents of that module, which I could then add this url to an Iframe and it would pull the conents in.

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