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7/29/2015 8:23 AM
 

Hello friends,

I have registered some functions in Session_Start, Session_End and Application_start events of global.asax class, but when I upgraded my web application to version 6, this file disappeared (deleted) by installer and the worse news is that according to my investigations there is no equivalent place to register these functions in DNN.

Can you please help me on what is the best solution for me to do?

Thanks in advance

 

 
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