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• Re: redirection in DNN from 1 page to another using friendly urls and query string parameters

  I usually use the EditURL function as follows: Response.Redirect(EditUrl("purchaseID", "1001", "userReceipt"), True) This will send me to my "userReceipt" control and pass the parameter "purchaseID" with the parameter value of 1001. There is also an overload for EditURL so that you can pass additional parameters. "purchaseID" - This is my parameter anme "1001" This is my parameter value. "userReceipt" - This is my control name as defined in module definitions. Hope that helps.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by ace on 5/19/2006

• Re: Problems with asp:placeholder nested withing datalist

  Just in case anyone needs a solution on this...I had the same problem. I am using a repeater and I put the placeholder in the itemtemplate of the repeater. In the itemdatabound event of the repeater, I added the following code to get a reference to the placeholder control: dim myPlaceHolder as placeHolder dim lc as new literalcontrol lc="<p>" 'get a reference to our placeholder myPlaceHolder = CType(e.Item.FindControl("phGuests"), PlaceHolder) I could then add my controls to this placeholder

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by ace on 12/22/2005

• Printer-friendly View of non-View Control

  I cannot figure out how to obtain a printer-friendly view of a non-View control in my custom module. When I write "printer-friendly", I mean that I want to print out just the information displayed in a single module. When I write non-View control, I mean the other controls in my custom module besides the view control. The view control has the printer icon and prints a printer-friendly view fine. However, I need the same functionality in another control. I have added "Me.ModuleConfiguration.DisplayPrint

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by ace on 12/15/2005

• Re: AccountLogin Module

  I'm in the same boat...I opened up the DotNetNuke.Desktops solution in Visual Studio, and found the user control in project DotNetNuke, the administrator folder, file signin.ascx.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ace on 11/14/2005

• Cannot programatically Add a Sectionheadcontrol

  I am programatically creating a repeater. In each repeater item, I create a table. I would like to use the sectionhead user control to enhance the display of the tables in the repater control, but am not sure how to do this programatically. Any ideas if this is even possible? I tried to create the sectionheadcontrol in the "myTemplate" (see below) class like I did for any other control, but I couldn't instantiate a sectionhead user control. I received the following error when I did so: new cannot

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 11/9/2005

• Re: EditURL Issue with user control

  I am trying to support localization, and what I have been doing is creating .resx files in the app_localresources directory within my child user controls directory. Also, I've had to name them the same as they are referenced in the parent user control. When I added your line of code above, the DNN labels stopped displaying. So, to explain again, I have a child user control called locations.ascx in a subdirectory called "user controls." Within user controls, I have a subdirectory called "app_localresources

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 10/14/2005

• Re: Going from one Custom Module to Another Customer Module

  Thanks Vmasanas... You're right. That is much simpler.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 10/11/2005

• Re: Going from one Custom Module to Another Customer Module

  Hi Dave, I'm working on doing just what you suggested, but I can't figure out how to pass date parameters using this approach. This following won't work for me: encodedDate = "10%2F7%2F2005" myTarget = NavigateURL(TabId, "", "eventDate=" & encodedDate & "&status=calDay") When I try to access the eventDate on my view control (request.params("eventDate")), my value is "10" instead of 10/7/2005.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 10/11/2005

• Re: Going from one Custom Module to Another Customer Module

  Thanks for replying Dave. I am constructing the URL by doing the following: I loop through all of the pages in my portal, then loop through each module on each page. When the system finds the module it is looking for, I access tab info property fullURL to capture the URL for the module. Code is below... Do I need to use the rewrite engine to construct the querystring (i.e. ?itemID=1&status=calEvents)? If so, could you explain or provide some sample code? Thanks again, Ace Private Function getURL

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 10/11/2005

• Re: Going from one Custom Module to Another Customer Module

  Hi Dave, Thanks for replying. I am using DNN function GetTabs to get all of the pages (or tabs) in an array. I loop through the array and use DNN function GetPortalTabModules to loop through each module on each page. Once the system lands on the right module (the system looks for a moduleID that is set in the hash table), it accesses the URL from the tabInfo property fullURL. Code is below... Do I need to use the rewrite engine to construct the query string (i.e., my parameters default.aspx?itemID

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ace on 10/11/2005