Hello,

Module development in DNN basically follows the same rules of normal development in ASP.NET. So, you do things in largely the same way you would with ASP.NET. However, instead of inheriting System.Web.UI.UserControl, you just inherit DotNetNuke.Entities.Modules.PortalModuleBase.

When you do that, you have access to module settings that are common across the module - meaning you can read/set them in your settings control, and also read them (through Settings("SettingName") in your view control.

So, if you want to have different layouts, you can use any .NET way of getting that you like - such as a multiview, dynamic controls, etc. Because you can access the setting easily, you can select the view style when your view control is loaded.

Hope this helps,

Mike