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1/13/2009 12:21 PM
 

Oh, I'm very sorry John, I didn't pay enough attention.

I actually changed the class not the ID in my example, which is wrong.

Have a look at the corrected post.

 
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1/14/2009 7:49 AM
 

Tim

If I do this I get an error saying ContentPane already exists ie you can only have one Div called ContentPane ?? so I am still not sure how to do it

thanks

John

 

 

 
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1/14/2009 6:27 PM
 

Yes, did you read my post about my mistake? I mean you SHOULD use different id's, accidentally edited the class values.

DNN wil treat any P, DIV TD or SPAN with runat="server" as a contentpane

 
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1/15/2009 11:48 AM
 

OK thanks Tim - I get it now

 
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12/6/2012 12:20 PM
 

This advice is not working for me. I have the same issue: make a second pane editable by the user, but am not getting the "Manage" hover menu over the second pane.

I'm understanding this thread to say: If you're creating content panes with div elements (yes), then wrap your div in another new div (to make dnn happy), and insert these two attr/value pairs: runat="server" class="ContentPane", as well as unique ids.

Not sure whether the attr/value pairs go into the new wrapper div or the original div, but I tried each.

This is my div that I want to become editable:

<div id="leftsidebar" class="LeftSidebarPane">
<div id="contactinfo" class="contactinfo">
<p>My contact info</p>
</div>
</div>

but can't get it to work with either (1) a wrapper div like this

<div id="leftsidebarwrapper" runat="server" class="ContentPane">

(2) or with  runat="server" and class="ContentPane" in the original div, with a vanilla div wrapper outside.

(I need to keep class="LeftSidebarPane" and class="contactinfo".)

Please advise.

-Gus

 
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