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6/11/2010 3:45 PM
 
I'm trying to wrap my head around DNN.  I've installed the latest version and have played around with the included modules a bit.

If I use DNN, I need to be able to link to an exitsting web application, and I'd like to pass something like a UserID to prevent the user from having to authenticate again.  I've figured out that I would probably need to create a custom parameter ("Profile Property"), but then the question is, how do I pass that to my web application.  I don't want to use a querystring, but even if I did, how would I dynamically populate the string with the User's custom ID?

It seems the HTML module only likes simple HTML, and not ASP code.  I found the IFrame module, but I really don't want to have the application running within the DNN framework.

Would this require a custom built module?  If so, I would guess that there is probably a user object of some sort that I could use?

Thanks for any insight!
-Barry
 
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6/12/2010 6:20 AM
 
HTML module is not intended to hold ASP.Net code, DNN already runs a web form, which cannot be nested. you may use the iFrame module to integrate your custom application and pass userID, but for security reasons you cannot pass password - if necessary, you need to implement some kind of single sign on, depending on your other application. the best option for integration would be, however, turning your app into a dnn module.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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6/20/2010 8:59 AM
 
Hello, BSAMPSON,

There are modules that allow doing what you need. I make the XsltDb module, that can do what you want.

1. Login a user with mdo:login(username, password) function. optionaly, you can retrieve a password with mdo:password(user-id) function.
2. You can put a Control from your application on DotNetnuke page (if they have the same virtual root - thay are the same web app).

You can play with samples and download module at http://xsltdb.codeplex.com
 
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