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New Post 3/14/2007 8:29 PM
User is offline Philip Beadle
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Re: "Context Sensitive" Help? Huh? 
You can host the module anywhere you like.  And to get your module to use that Help change the Help URL for the module under Module Definitions.
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New Post 3/15/2007 4:53 AM
User is offline David Wendelken
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Re: "Context Sensitive" Help? Huh? 

 philip.beadle wrote
You can host the module anywhere you like.  And to get your module to use that Help change the Help URL for the module under Module Definitions.

I'm running DNN 4.4.1.  I went to the Module Definitions page, but I don't see where there is a place to change the Help URL for a module definition.  I even looked in the DNN file for some sample 3rd party modules, and didn't see any reference to it there. 

Can you be more specific, because I'm just not getting it!

 
New Post 3/20/2007 3:40 AM
User is offline Markus Dopp
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Re: "Context Sensitive" Help? Huh? 

Hello!

You can find the Help Url box when you click the following:

Host -> Modules -> Then choose your Control click edit. On the next window which is named something like "Edit Moduldefinitions" scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the edit button. In the next window which open up there is the help url box.

I hope I could´ve helped you.

I´ve got a question after experimentin with the help thing. I´ve got selfmade controls which I implemented into DotNetNuke. I want to have each Modulecontainer to have a clickable help image button. If I click the help button it should open up a custom PDF file I created for that specific Modul. Untill now I didn´t manage to get this thing running.

Does somebody know a solution for this? What do I have to do to get the help button for example there where the print image is?  

 
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