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New Post 4/24/2006 2:53 AM
User is offline yoni go
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Invoke module dynamically 

Hi,
Does DNN has an option to invoke a module dynamically from code?
That's mean, from some module to load another module (simply invokeit with code)?

If I will use .net built-in mechanism for control loading (Control.Load(someControl)) it will
invoke the control but without DNN context (the control won't have access to dnn properties
such as portalSetting, etc).

Thanks.
 
New Post 4/24/2006 8:19 AM
User is offline Scott Schecter
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Re: Invoke module dynamically 
Modified By Scott Schecter on 4/24/2006 11:24:42 AM)
I use Control.Load to load ascx's dynamically for some of my larger projects. To solve your issue with Module Settings, etc assuming your control is inheriting form PortalModuleBase as it should be, just overide your init event and add the follwing:

protected override void OnInit(EventArgs e)
{
    base.OnInit(e);
    PortalModuleBase ModuleBase = ((PortalModuleBase)(this.Parent.Parent));
   
    if (!(ModuleBase == null))
    {
        this.ModuleConfiguration = ModuleBase.ModuleConfiguration;
    }

    this.LocalResourceFile = this.TemplateSourceDirectory + "/App_LocalResources/MyResourceFile.ascx.resx";
}
 
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