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• Re: Newbie needs to mix code

  i'm guessing here - you may be running into a timing issue...i.e. InkLink.Text may not have been evaluated yet when you try to access it.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 3/19/2006

• Re: how to return to a view page of a module and still get the last date displayed in it previously

  you have two options or workarounds that I can think of: 1. popup the details in a new browser window or 2. if your detail page does not need to be refreshed (if the user added or deleted a record), you can use the browser history to go back as below: In Initialize section, create a viewstate variable to count no. of Postbacks viewstate.Add("PostBackCounter", 1) 'To count no. of Postbacks in order to return to caller In Page_Load fn If IsPostBack then viewstate.Item("PostBackCounter") = viewstate

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 3/19/2006

• Re: How to popup a window and get postback values?

  take a look at the calendar javascript code included with the core dotnetnuke\js\popupcalendar.js

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 3/19/2006

• Re: Granting view permission on edit module

  I am using the following workaround as I don't have time to delve into the workings of the security module. Hopefully this is a robust solution and not an exploitation of a bug. In module definitions, I created a control of type Edit (as that is mandatory) and created another control with a controlkey=Detail, type=Anon referencing the same edit ascx file. In my view file, I set the edit column parameters to use Editurl("ItemId", DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Id").ToString,"Detail"). On the

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 2/26/2006

• Granting view permission on edit module

  I have a standard module that has a view and edit control. In my view module, I display only basic data and I would like to allow the edit module to be used as a "detail" module i.e. users with view-only permissions should be allowed to navigate to the edit page which in this scenario should not display Update & Delete buttons. I would really appreciate any suggestions on how I can implement the above.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 2/23/2006

• Re: Build support for custom module

  Let me suggest a workaround - one that I used. I spent $100 to buy a 1GB RAM module. Now when I debug, it takes less than 10 seconds. In that time, I exercise my eyes by focusing on a distant object and taking in all the peripheral sights so my myopia does not worsen.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 12/21/2005

• Re: Please help to change connection string for custom module

  There are two sections in web.config that need to be changed. Duplicate both those sections and modify to match your second database. Although keep in mind that if you are going to use a third party hosting site, you will have to pay for an additonal database. 1. Add your database key here <add key="SiteSqlServer" value="Server= servername ;Database=DotNetNuke;uid=sa;pwd= password ;" /> 2. Create another entry just like this. Change "data" to "mydata" and "SiteSqlServer" to whatever you used

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Konk on 12/21/2005

• Re: Could not find file 'C:\DNN\Providers\DataProviders\SqlDataProvider\DotNetNuke_template.mdf'.

  The mdf extension is a SQL server extension. Even though you could trouble shoot this bug, the quickest alternative by far is to delete your install including database and try it again.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Konk on 12/20/2005

• Re: Login Parameters within the URL

  Sure its possible. I'm sure you have your reasons for wanting to do it this way. Modify sigin.ascx.vb Page Load event to handle your parms. File is in admin\security folder.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Konk on 12/20/2005

• Re: Open source guarantee?

  After reading what transpired with IBSW, this discussion does make sense. Its better to take a proactive stand rather than react later. From a business perspective, I can see how a free-now charge-later model can lead to better long term profitability. However, the ethical approach and one that goes against all business sense would be to state up front the ultimate goals. To say or to pretend that such thoughts do not exist convinces no one especially when there is nothing in writing. Clearly, there

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Konk on 12/20/2005