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New Post 9/27/2007 3:51 AM
User is offline JiGong
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Default.aspx 
Hi all,

I notice that in the verification email (sent during registration), there is a http link like this:

http://localhost/mywebsite/default.aspx?ctl=Login&username=johndoe&verificationcode=0-31

The default.aspx will redirect to the control based on what is specified in the ctl. For example, if ctl=Login, it will redirect to login page.

So, do you think we can create our own control and ask default.aspx to redirect to the control by specifying the control name in the URL parameter?
 
New Post 9/27/2007 9:48 AM
User is offline Brian Dukes
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Re: Default.aspx 

Typically you will only use the ControlKey in the query string for your own modules, and so will have to specify a ModuleId in addition to the ControlKey (/ctl/Edit/mid/2434/Default.aspx).  Those control keys are set up in the Module Definitions.  If you want a global control key, like Login, I don't believe that there is an interface to do that, but you can certainly add an entry in the ModuleControls table, mimicking a global ControlKey like Login, and create your own.

Hope it helps,

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New Post 9/28/2007 2:10 AM
User is offline JiGong
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Re: Default.aspx 
 dukesb11 wrote

Typically you will only use the ControlKey in the query string for your own modules, and so will have to specify a ModuleId in addition to the ControlKey (/ctl/Edit/mid/2434/Default.aspx).  Those control keys are set up in the Module Definitions.  If you want a global control key, like Login, I don't believe that there is an interface to do that, but you can certainly add an entry in the ModuleControls table, mimicking a global ControlKey like Login, and create your own.

Hope it helps,



Hi duke,

Thanks for the reply. Do i need to add the entry manually to the modulecontrols table or i can do it in Module Definitions?

Does anyone else have any other idea? Or we are not supposed to use default.aspx to do this?
 
New Post 10/3/2007 11:36 AM
User is offline Filipe
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Re: Default.aspx 

I'm creating an alternative control for user registration. I don’t need to replace the default control (accessed with http://localhost/default.aspx?ctl=Register) but I need to access the page with a link that does not depends on the moduleid or pageid; I need something like a global control key.

My approach was to use a ControlKey in the ModuleControls table and use a link like http://localhost/default.aspx?ctl=myRegister but I found out that this will only work if the control is not associated with a module (ModuleControl. ModuleDefID = NULL).

I don’t know how to add a control not associated with a module using the DNN assembly install definition file…

Can you please help me? Is any other way to get this working?
 
New Post 10/4/2007 12:56 PM
User is offline Hooligannes
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Re: Default.aspx 

It's best that you start a new post instead of jumping on another thread. It has more visibility when done that way.

The register key is hardcoded, to use a different registration form:

  1. Create an independent module
  2. Install it as a PA
  3. Place it on a page
  4. Set the page as the registration page for the portal through Site Settings (Admin menu)
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