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New Post 4/23/2008 10:52 AM
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User is offline Paul Hermans
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Confused about Module Definitions - Help please. 

Hi all,

I am fairly new to DNN and have developed several very simple modules. I am now trying to do one that is a little more complex and as expected, also finding where holes in my knowledge are.

When I created my simple modules, I had to do 3 things:

1) Host->Module Definitions and from the popup menu selected "Create Module Definition"

2) Next I had to enter a name, and click the "Create Definition" at the bottom of the Module Definition page.

3) Then, I added 3 controls to this definition created in step 2. (View,Edit,Settings)

I sort of glossed over the reasons for step2...and I think that this is my problem. Can anyone please explain the difference between the Definition in step 1 and the Definition in step 2, and why do they both get called "definition" if they are different things?

I want to create a module that will allow me to create/Edit/Delete some data, of which one field needs to be a lookup from a user managed list of options/categories.

I have read several articles about this, but don't seem to understand much of it......I think because of my confusion about step 2 above.

Does anyone have a simple example of a module that acts like a "Switchboard" to allow the user to edit data in several different tables?

Thanks in advance

Paul Hermans

 
New Post 4/23/2008 9:58 PM
User is offline Michael Washington
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Re: Confused about Module Definitions - Help please. 

This may help:

http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/DNN4_ModuleDevelopersGuide/

 



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