Hi all,
I'm having a bit of a mental block about how to logically arrange my module(s)
I'm ading several bits of functionality:
1. Add and edit records using several screens, off one main menu option
2. View several graphs of data each off their own main menu option

Both bits of functionality are related in that they use the same custom tables/data/data access classes.

I've done (1) and am happy jumping between a couple of controls/screens to do this.
However now I want to add various graphs showing views of this data, and I'm unsure how to structure this.
The graphs need to be different pages off the main menu. So I'm thinking I need a new module for each of these graphs? Since I cant exactly put the Add/Edit module I've created on these other pages, and somehow not show the add/edit functionality but show a graph instead?

I've noticed that if I go to Edit Extension on DNN5 Host menu, I can create multiple Module Definitions (each with their own controls). Is this the kind of thing I'm looking for?

If I need to create several modules then how do I structure this in the DesktopModules folder? Is it possible (or advisable) to do something like
/DesktopModules/Rob/AddEdit
/DesktopModules/Rob/Graph1
/DesktopModules/Rob/Graph2

and if I do this, where should I put the SQLDataProvider, off the root 'Rob' folder or off the 'main' "AddEdit" module?

Any suggestions as to the best logical structure to do this sort of thing, and if I can somehow put all this in one module (if thats a good thing to do) appreciated ....
Many thanks
Rob

Hi Gabel,
I never got a reply but in the end came up with a solution.
basically you can have several module definitions in your module.
Either do this by adding several
<moduleDefinition>
sections in your .dnn file, which you can do either manually or by going Host menu, module definitions, edit module. You can see an example of this in the Users and roles module. let me know if u need more help.
Rob

....and the bit I forgot to mention .... that when you add your module to the screen, you get all the bits, and you just delete the bit you dont want. 
So with mine, I have the 'Add data' module with 2 controls, and then 4 graph modules with one control each.
Each time I add the module to a page, I get all 5 and I delete the 4 I don't want. Dont know if this is the best way to do it and I'm a DNN Newbie myself but it works and as i said seems to have been done a similar way with the users and roles module.