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New Post 7/28/2008 7:42 AM
User is offline jrl
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Re: New Evenss appearing twice in Whats New Module 

Gentlemen,

    This site is not launched yet, but is accessible by the following URL:

http://www.ottawadeafcentre.info/ottawadeafcentreinfo/dotnetnuke/ 

There's an "Upcoming Events" calendar near the bottom of the home page, which was copied/referenced from the "Events Calendar" on the (separate) Events page.

The What's New module is on the top-right hand side of the home page. I've temporarily changed the Whats New Module settings to show a maximum of 10 entries.  At the moment there are two entries displayed in Whats New for the "Upcoming Events: Tactile Nigeria: The Adventures of a Deaf Blind Batura, 7/28/2008 6:00:00 PM"

Jack

 
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User is offline Roger Selwyn
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Re: New Evenss appearing twice in Whats New Module 
Modified By Roger Selwyn  on 7/28/2008 10:04:53 AM)

Hi Jack,

Rather than referencing/copying from the Events Calendar page, create a new instance on the Home page, and then use the sub-calendar settings (in Events Settings) to include the calendar from the Events Calendar page.

If you look at the url's of the two items in your What's New, they both refer to the same ModuleID (mid), but different TabIDs. I'm guessing that the search process isn't clever enough to recognise this as being the same module, and I don't believe there is anyway the Events module could identify this.

Cheers
Roger


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New Post 7/28/2008 9:10 AM
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Re: New Evenss appearing twice in Whats New Module 

Roger,

   That seems to have done the trick. I created a test "Add Event" by using the (new) home page Events Module instance (subcalendar), just to be sure future event entries would be propogated properly.   It took a few moments to refresh, but this resulted in only one instance of this event being displayed in Whats New.

Thanks for all the help.

Jack

 
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