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4/5/2006 1:06 AM
 
The option to turn it off in the module is preferred. Don't forget about those of us on hosted shared servers that don't have access the images folder to make these updates. This has been very frustrating for me.
 
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3/17/2008 2:16 PM
 

Has this been implemented yet anywhere?? Thank you, Tom

 
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3/17/2008 5:22 PM
 

This is more a core issue than something tied specifically to just the feedback module. In the past, one of the ways I've worked around this is by adding a visible="false" attribute to the dnn:label itself on the feedback form - this essentially should hide the blue question mark image beside each label. This should also not require a re-compile of the module.
Sanjay


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1/2/2009 7:35 PM
 

Sanjay Mehrotra wrote

 ... one of the ways I've worked around this is by adding a visible="false" attribute to the dnn:label itself on the feedback form - this essentially should hide the blue question mark image beside each label.

That will not only hide the blue question mark, but the label as a whole, so the choice we have is whether we have the control visible or not. Within the last two or so years core team has been thinking about this problem, and is still thinking... how to place an atribute to the dnn:Label so it would be possible to turn off the image (e.g. ImageVisible="False")...

Val

 
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1/2/2009 7:52 PM
 

The best, and the only way to get around it is to use asp:Label instead, and replace ControlName with resourcekey, get rid of the Suffix, and place the literal suffix along with the text in the resource file. That works fine for my modules.

Hope that helps,

Val

 
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