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4/13/2007 4:27 PM
 

I'm packaging a module I created for propagation onto some sites.

One thing I noticed when doing this is that the SolPartMenu in the upper left corner of the container (which displays the action menu items for ModuleControls) requires the menu icons to be in the ~/images directory of the site.

Is there something specific I have to do to have the module package install new menu icons to that directory?  Or is there a way around it in the code such that I can have the icons be in another location (such as ~/DesktopModules/MyModules/icons)?

 
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4/13/2007 6:50 PM
 

I have not found a way to add icon actions to the menu AND render them properly if exposed in the container as well.


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