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• Re: CompleteGridView

  Another big thanks to Dan for writing a solid data grid for a good price. But one warning to others that may want to use it: It stores objects to the session that are not serializable, so you can't use it with any web site that uses out of process session management. So, no load balanced web sites or sessionserver. I just wanted to let people know.

  Posted to Component Discussions (Forum) by cchubb on 4/16/2007

• Re: Hardcode page name or tab ID in skin?

  phr0ze wrote: Maybe I'm missing somthing here... Isn't the search what every DNN skin handles? Are you trying to do something different? No, not really. The [SEARCH] tag puts in the search box. I just want a link to my search page. I don't want the input box in the header. I figured it would be better to make it a more general tag and just have it provide the link to a tab by page name. Ill set it up so that if more than one page has the same requested tab, you get the first one returned. Tentatively

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by cchubb on 11/6/2005

• Re: Hardcode page name or tab ID in skin?

  acorcutt wrote: There is a [PAGETITLE] skin object that comes with DNN.. Well, I don't see that skin object in my documentation. I guess it is time to try to find more updated documentation. But, Ill look into it. What I don't want is the CURRENT tabid. What I want is the tabid of the tab that has the title "Search Form" or something like that. Ill look up the PAGETITLE in the source and see if it could be modified to give me what I need. Thanks, Chris

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by cchubb on 11/5/2005

• Hardcode page name or tab ID in skin?

  OK, maybe I am missing something here, but I have a design from a client that includes a hard coded link to the search page in the header. I set up my skin, but I want to make the link to the search page be variable as I use the skin on more than one module and I don't relish the idea of hard coding the tab id on each skin. Is there a skin object tag or ASCX control or variable call that I can use to look up a tab ID by the page name or other identifying characteristic? If not, could we add something

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by cchubb on 11/3/2005