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• Re: I need the Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll

  Using fully qualified paths worked for me as well. Thanks for the solution. Michael

  Posted to Internet Explorer Web Controls (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 1/24/2006

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  Login as admin or host, goto admin and you should see log view on the Admin tab. This is the log viewer that everyone is talking about. Michael

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 1/18/2006

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId?

  The solutions that work here vary depending on your setups and your portal versions. If you have 3.x: It could be as simple as looking at the class inheritance in your ascx file and making sure that the class its calling exists in the code behind. It could be different namespaces. Check both. If you have version 4.x: Check to make sure that if you used templates that the files did infact install to the proper directory of DesktopModules and that your Provider went to to correct location as well.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 1/12/2006

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  Ed: It could be a namespace issue here. I am assuming you are building the 3.x modules for a 3.x portal. The files problem that was being discussed was mainly associated with dnn4.x. I would suggest checking your namespaces in your project. I am betting that you do not have a namespace 'BenRosa.DNN.Modules.HelloWorld.HelloWorld' I would think that its one less HelloWorld and the particular problem area that you are looking at might also be in the Inherits statement in you ascx file. If you look here

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 1/11/2006

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  I also get this same error "MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId" if say I am making a custom module and I use the core function HtmlEncode in a datagrid and build and view before I carried the src code to my codebehind.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 1/4/2006

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  yes that is a VERY nice module. I almost fell out of my chair I was like wow wish I had found this before I had started, and its onl $70 for PA, or roughly $200 for source... They use a postback to server for their methods of check all from what I saw... Thanks Happy New Years Michael

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 12/31/2005

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  adefwebserver wrote: What I was referring to is a person who created the templates and made no changes. They will get the error even though their name spaces are all correct. This is what happened to me. I simply put the pages in the correct place and they worked. I realized this after I reread your post a second time. I apologize if I tramped on any toes. Here's a question for you, seeing how you post regularly and are knowledgeable about the core and modules. I have a datagrid containing some info

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 12/31/2005

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  Sorry adefwebserver I just reread your post and you said it doesnt pertain to someone who uses the templates with the namespaces and the only way it would is if they forgot to copy the namespaces into the codesmith templates or DAL code generator of their choice.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 12/30/2005

• Re: MinMax persistance type of cookie requires a ModuleId

  I note that you are using DNN4.0, and did mention that it sometimes happens when using the starter templates. I do not know how close the two relate as I have not had too much of a chance to move to the DNN4 DEV ENV, but I would like to see your tutorial. The solution to my problem in 3.2 was this: NameSpace issues in the DAL.. The person coding the third party module did not use conventional or a standardized coding practice, and DNN 3.2 as well as DNN 4 are both seeming to be sticklers on this

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 12/30/2005

• Select All/De-Select All Check boxes in Module

  I have been looking over the core framework in an effort to find a solution to find a way of making a template column in a custom module select and deselect all check boxes in that column via a single check box at the top or bottom of that collumn like the file manager. I note the file manager source contains: function gridCheckAll(sender) { m_bAllFilesChecked=!m_bAllFilesChecked; CheckAllFiles(m_bAllFilesChecked); if (!m_bAllFilesChecked) { sender.src=sender.src.replace('checked', 'unchecked');

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by Web Data Technologies on 12/30/2005