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3/13/2006 6:39 AM
 
User is offline Xinghui Jiang

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I open solution dotnetnuke.all.sln.  no files are displayed under desktopmodules folder.

 
 
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3/13/2006 7:24 AM
 
User is offline Michael Flanakin


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Module directories and files are added when the application or individual modules are installed. Don't worry about this. Just proceed as normal and it'll be populated during the initial install.
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3/13/2006 2:46 PM
 
User is offline Xinghui Jiang

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dear flanakin,

i  can't see files under desktopmodules in vs2003.

thanks,

xinghui jiang

 
 
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3/14/2006 12:37 AM
 
User is offline Sebastian Leupold


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each module has been extracted into a sepearate solution, as they are now developed independantly from the core framework. you will find a solution for each module, if you open the .resources file (a renamed .zip) in the module's folder and extract all files.
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