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New Post 3/15/2008 4:14 AM
User is offline davico
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Adding different attributes to different portals 

Hallo,

within my installation of DNN I will run more then one portal. Some portals will have the repository module, and, since they will be different portals, also the repository module will / should have different atributes. I looked at the posting on how to make the attributes visible and I see that you have to change files located in the desktopmodule folders. The question is: will these changes affect all the repository modules in all portals? If yes, is there a way to customize attributes differently for each repository?

thanks

 
New Post 3/15/2008 6:31 AM
User is offline Steve Fabian
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Re: Adding different attributes to different portals 

you can create a folder named "RepositoryTemplates" in a "Portals/#" folder, then copy a template from the DesktopModules location. The module always looks in the current portal folder first, then the DesktopModule folder second.

so..for example, to have different articles templates for each portal...

/DesktopModules/Repository/Templates/articles/...   ( global to all portals )
/Portals/0/RepositoryTemplates/articles/...  ( for portal 0 only )
/Portals/1/RepositoryTemplates/...  ( since no articles template, portal 1 will use the template in DesktopModules )
/Portals/2/RepositoryTemplates/articles/...  ( for portal 2 only )


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