I used the starter kit to make a new C# module. A couple things were not listed in the welcome page when you create the module.

Besides having to rename the folders from 'ModuleName' to whatever your module is and adding the subdirectory to the web.config, I found that I had to do the following:

in my ViewModuleName.aspx.cs file, I had to change the '&'s to '+'s in the final if statement. but that's not all, you also have to wrap that whole if statement in another statement:

if (strContent != null)

{

if (strContent.IndexOf("[" + objPropertyInfo.Name.ToUpper() + "]") != -1)

{

strValue = Server.HtmlDecode(DataBinder.Eval(e.Item.DataItem, objPropertyInfo.Name).ToString());

strContent = strContent.Replace("[" + objPropertyInfo.Name.ToUpper() + "]", strValue);

}

}

i find it odd that the C# code included &'s.

anyways, hope that helps. i just made my first c# module in DNN 4.3.3. I named it MyFirstModule. ahahah, okay back to work.

Well the issue with the c# starterkit is obviously as you described it sskassam,

a) create two subfolders for the cs and vb code in the app_code dir
b) add those two folders to the web.config at the <codesubdirectories> section
c) exchange the "&" string concatination with "+"

Then it actually DOES compile

@Vladan: unfortunately I had those nerve-wrecking path errors again when I tried to use your BlankMod as basis for a C# module so I decided to try my luck with the startetkit template again