This blog shows changes to the PAWriter.vb class to support Create Module Package for WAP project module. You can find the changes by searching for "FUJI:".
In the old DNN 3.X day, you can use the DNN built-in "Create Module Package" to generate the Install and Source distribution packages. Starting with DNN 4.X, the Create Module Package works well for Web Site Project (WSP) type modules. However, it does not work as well for Web Application Project (WAP) such as DNN Events module. In this blog, I will identify the issues when trying to Create Module Package for DNN Events version 4.0.0 in VS 2008/DNN 4.8.2 and the potential work around.
The Events module source pack from http://www.dnnevents.net is in ASP.NET 2.0/Web Application Project (WAP) model. This blog shows step by step instructions to setup the source pack in an existing DNN development box.
This blog shows step by step instructions to setup DNN Reports module version 5 in DNN 4.7.
In many of our ICPC custom modules, the mid-tier and database providers are kept in two separate project libraries. This article will show the steps to create library source code for JobXP module. Once the project library is created, it can be compiled into DLL file.
In this blog, I document the procedures and issues found when upgrading a portal contains several custom modules that worked in DNN 3 but not in 4. Some will need upgrade and some are required replacement. The modules are:
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The following writeup addresses the FAQ question of "How to load multiple controls from a single module?" in DotNetNuke. To load different controls from a main View page (some might call it Master page, Dispatcher page, or Switchboard page), a placeholder is placed on the main View page. Then in the Page_Init routine of the main View page, using LoadControl method to dynamically load child control into the placeholder. The advantage of this method over using NavigateURL or EditURL method is that controls other then the View or Edit page do not need to be registed under Host/Module Definitions.