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4/1/2010 11:15 AM
 

Hi, I've developed a module which allows a user to do various things and therefore it also contains various user controls.

From the main user control in the module I navigate through it using the following syntax: Response.Redirect(DotNetNuke.Common.Globals.NavigateURL(PortalSettings.ActiveTab.TabID, ModuleCommands.ParentAcademyActivities.ToString(), "mid=" + ModuleId.ToString(), ModuleParameters.EducationTypeId.ToString() + "=" + educationTypeID));

That page (user control) gives the user an overview of available activities presented in a listview bound from a db and all that, so ya know ... the usual. The page does something. Anyway, now this particular user wants an HTML/Text module on that page. 

Obviously the trouble here is that this isn't really a page, it's a user control in a module on a page.

Anyway, I tried going to the page with the default control in the module selected, allowing me to place an HTML/Text module on the page, but once I use navigateURL, it's gone. Tried putting an extra contentpane in the skin as an extra column and putting the html module there for testing, but it's still gone.

Any way I can facilitate this client's needs?

Tnx

 
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4/2/2010 6:05 AM
 
you need to use a dispatcher control, which is loaded by default as a container and load, depending on a querystring parameter, the appropriate control for your module. if you want to support multiple modules on a single page, you need to encode the module id in the param as well (you cannot use MID parameter!).

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Sebastian Leupold

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