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9/11/2006 4:14 PM
 
steve huskey

Joined: 7/13/2005
Posts: 10
Sorry for such a beginner question but here it is:

I would like to use C# to create a module.  I can read and understand VB just fine, but I don't personally want to start getting used to writing it again because I tend to hold onto keywords that end up being mixed up between C# and VB.NET thrown all about my code.

I like how the starter kit allows you to DNN module template in the new item dialog box.  However, can someone point me to an URL or help me out here and show me how I would be able to use this template in c#? If I choose add a new item and then Choose c# as the language, I get a compile error about the version language.  Obviously I can't do that.  I'm guessing I need to copy these .CS files into another project separate from the main DNN VB project? And then what?

Thanks for the help in advance!  Very much appreciated!
 
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9/12/2006 12:54 PM
 
steve huskey

Joined: 7/13/2005
Posts: 10
I've figured this out myself.  And, since you all were so helpfull :)  I have also changed the template so it works.  I've also made a few of the classes partial classes in the template so that you can keep your code seperate from dnn's template code.   Kinda keeps it cleaner for you.

Replace C:\Documents and Settings\%yourusername%\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Templates\ItemTemplates\Visual Web Developer\CSharp\Module_CS.zip with this file:  www.husko.net/module_cs.zip

Make sure the folder only has the .zip (template) files you plan on using.  Any zip files in this directory will be listed in the new item template dialog box in Visual Studio.  So if you see multiple templates in the dialog, you know what to do.

Hope this helps someone else.

-Steve Huskey
 
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9/12/2006 8:02 PM
 
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As far as installing the Starter Kit, check out:

http://pdmlogin.com/StarterKitInstall/tabid/77/Default.aspx

Are you trying to migrate or create a C# module into 4.3.4?  If so you must tell the compiler that you are using C# by adding the Name of your module (located in the App_code folder) into the web.config file:

<!-- register your app_code subfolders to generate granular assemblies during compilation -->
      <codeSubDirectories>
         <add directoryName="ModuleName"/>
      </codeSubDirectories>

 

-Mark
 
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9/13/2006 10:41 AM
 
steve huskey

Joined: 7/13/2005
Posts: 10
I forgot to mention that part too.   That was the main reason why it was failing in the first place.  I guess I should have read  the directions on the page that pops up after adding the template
 
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