I have created a module using Chris Hammond's template.  And I have added a new page, called \Controls\Dashboard.ascx which has the following code in the module.dnn file to register it:

<moduleControl>
    <controlKey>Dashboard</controlKey>
    <controlSrc>DesktopModules/MyModule/Controls/Dashboard.ascx</controlSrc>
    <supportsPartialRendering>False</supportsPartialRendering>
    <controlTitle>My Dashboard</controlTitle>
    <controlType>View</controlType>
    <iconFile />
    <helpUrl />
    <viewOrder>0</viewOrder>
</moduleControl>

 From the view.ascx file I have a link to this Dashboard control using the following code:

Response.Redirect(Common.Globals.NavigateURL(TabId, "Dashboard", "mid=" + ModuleId.ToString()));

 When Dashboard.ascx loads it has a different style container than the View.ascx page.  I'm wondering where I can make this change at?  I was hoping it would inherit this from the page settings of the module?  Also, when I navigate to Dashboard.ascx is there a way to programatically change the breadcrumbs to say 'My Module --> Dashboard' instead of 'My Module'?

Thanks,

 Sephrial

 Nope, I am logged in as a regular user and seeing a different skin and container than what I had on the original View.ascx.  What happens when you load another ascx control via Response.Redirect(Common.Globals.NavigateURL(TabId, "Dashboard", "mid=" + ModuleId.ToString())); ?

 Is there a property I can inspect to see which Skin the page is currently using and possibly change it from code behind?

Thanks

Thanks Cathal,

 I checked under Host -> Extensions, and it says 'View' for Module Type for my Dashboard.ascx page.  Admin -> Extensions as you suggested did not allow me to see the Module Controls.  So, I changed the Edit view from Admin -> Site Settings and you were right that it was using the Edit skin, because now my module has the new skin applied.  But that still begs the question, why is it not using the View skin/container if it's a View module type?  The problem arises when I want to use the Edit skin for one module and the View skin for another.