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7/8/2010 2:54 AM
 
Hello,

Can we use same module in two pages with different content, If yes can you please guide me the process and any related links.

I mean to say i am using DNN Blogs Module, i want to use this in two pages with different content.
Ex: Family Blogs, Children Blogs..These two blogs have different content in different pages.

DNN version : 05.02.03 (74)
Operating System:Windows xp sp3
Sql server 2008.
 
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7/8/2010 5:15 AM
 
it depends on the module, but nearly all of them use content per instance, i.e. everytime you add a new module on a page, it will have its own content - while "use existant module" will add a reference to existing content. With Blog it is a bit different, because it allows a central blog roll, like on the blogs page of this site, and individual blogs on other pages, i.e. you have a central instance (not necessarily visible to the public), where people may setup their blog and subsequently each individual blog may be placed (using blog module) on the author's page.

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Sebastian Leupold

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