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6/5/2009 11:48 AM
 
Konstandinos Korontzis

Joined: 3/6/2007
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Some Background info...
 

I have two versions running, one DNN 4.9.0 and one DNN 5.0.1. Both have version 3.1.15 of the Repository module installed. Both work fine. (BTW if you encouter problems with the Repository Dashboard on DNN 5.0, you need to upgrade to 5.0.1...got to find the hard way myself ;-) ).

On DNN 4.9.0 editing the extention of the module is pretty straight forward. You click on the edit button on the left of the Module Name and that gives you a few good options. One of them is to edit the repository control to support partial rendering.

On DNN 5.0.1 on the othe hand those options don't exist. At least on my system. You can go down the same root as above but the only thing you get iis information. I have noticed that on some modules you have a few options, but nothing like that you get on v 4.9.

The Question...

How do I enable partial rendering on DNN 5.0.1? Has anyone noticed the above...? Or maybe I am just too tired after 9 hours of work to find where that option is...(I looked under "extentions" btw too...)

Please help...

Thank you.
 
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