While creating my own DotNetNuke 5 modules I found myself adding all kinds of custom permission in the code, but then the admin users didn’t have any access to change them. I found myself having to update the code every…
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DotNetNuke and BC30002: Type ‘{type}’ is not defined
I recently ran into this problem: I have a DotNetNuke module that logs activity via a previously installed module. Several of my existing modules call the logging module without a problem, but then I created a new module and after…
RegisterClientScriptBlock, RegisterStartupScript and the AJAX Update Panel
It’s very frustrating when Microsoft products don’t work with Microsoft products and the server side client script is one of those frustrating situations. Normally, if I need to fire off a client script server side I would do it like…
Dot Net Nuke and the “Remember Me” option
The DotNetNuke “Remember Me” option on the log in page has always been a bit of mystery because it doesn’t quite do what you would expect it to do. I expected that when I clicked it on future logins the…
How to Uninstall a DotNetNuke module
These instructions cover uninstalling a module from DotNetNuke 05.06.03, but should be good for DotNetNuke 5 installs. If you are having trouble with a module on a particular page and are unable to remove it from the page, uninstalling the…
How to Manually Install a DotNetNuke Module
These instructions cover setting up a dynamic DotNetNuke module in Visual Studio 2010 and manually installing the module in DotNetNuke. While these instructions are based on DotNetNuke 05.06.03 they are applicable to all of DotNetNuke 5 versions. These instructions do…
How to Create a Module Install Package (Basic)
These instructions cover creating a basic Install Package for DotNetNuke version 05.06.03 (45). Stay tuned for updates on more complex installs. assume that you have successfully manually installed your module and that the App_Code and DesktopModules folders contain all the…
Retrieve Dot Net Nuke Custom Module Settings
If you’re creating custom modules for DotNetNuke you’ve certainly tried to add your own settings to the settings.ascx in the default module setup. Creating your settings happens in 5 steps. Where ever you see “settingname” replace with your setting’s name:…