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3/3/2006 2:07 PM
 
User is offline Hamid Noorbakhsh

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I have added more than one action to the module and on the bottom (or module drop down), they both dispaly the same name since I used Localization and in my .resx file I can only add one AddContent.Action. I would like to use Localization and not hardcode it. Any help would be appreciated. This is the code:(this is of course with Actions declared)
"Actions.Add(GetNextActionID, Localization.GetString(Entities.Modules.ModuleActionType.AddContent, LocalResourceFile), Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleActionType.AddContent, "", "", EditUrl("one"), False, Security.SecurityAccessLevel.Edit, True, false)
Actions.Add(GetNextActionID, Localization.GetString(Entities.Modules.ModuleActionType.AddContent, LocalResourceFile), Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleActionType.AddContent, "", "", EditUrl("two"), False, Security.SecurityAccessLevel.Edit, True, false)"
How can I assign the AddContent.Action in the .resx file to grab a second value for the second action?
Again, TIS,

Noorbakhsh
 
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3/4/2006 11:26 AM
 
User is offline Stefan Kamphuis


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Hi,
It's absolutely no problem to add a second action to the module menu, even with localized text. The key to success here is the second parameter of the Action.Add call:
Actions.Add(GetNextActionID, Localization.GetString(Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleActionType.AddContent, LocalResourceFile), Entities.Modules.Actions.ModuleActionType.AddContent, "", "", EditUrl(), False, Security.SecurityAccessLevel.Edit, True, False)
This call actually makes DNN look into the resourcefile specified in "LocalResourceFile" for the key "AddContent.text" and return the result.
If you change this parameter to
Localization.GetString("MyMenuItem", LocalResourceFile)
And add a Key "MyMenuItem.Text" to your resourcefile, things should be fine.

Hope this helps.
Greetz,
Stefan Kamphuis
 
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3/4/2006 12:39 PM
 
User is offline Hamid Noorbakhsh

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Very much appreciated SuperSKa,
Noorbakhsh
 
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