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Enter a translation for the Localized Value and click the Save Resource File link.Chapter 7You will now see flags representing the available translations, as shown in thefollowing screenshot:When you click on a flag, you will see localized content, as shown in thescreenshot below:SummaryThe module is not complete, however, we have covered many important conceptsthat you will most likely use in every module you create. Essentially a DotNetNukemodule is made up of web controls that are inherited from Entities.Modules.PortalModuleBase. Navigation and localization were covered and their proper usewill allow you to create modules that integrate well into your portal. In addition, wecovered exception handling that will also aid you in your module development. Inthe next chapter, we will cover connecting your module to the database.[ 231 ]
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Building Websites with DotNetNuke 5
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About the AuthorsMichael Washington
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About the ReviewersRahul Singla is
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Table of ContentsPreface 1Chapter 1
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[ iii ]Table of ContentsAdministrat
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[ ]Table of ContentsOpen source mo
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Table of ContentsLocalizing the con
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What you need for this book• Wind
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PrefaceErrataAlthough we have taken
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What is DotNetNuke?What is a web po
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What is DotNetNuke?• Community in
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What is DotNetNuke?• Utilizes the
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What is DotNetNuke?• Recognized b
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What is DotNetNuke?To summarize, yo
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What is DotNetNuke?The individual s
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Installing DotNetNukeDotNetNuke ver
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Chapter 2The partnership between Do
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The Add Application dialog window s
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Chapter 2To do this, you first need
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Chapter 2A confirmation dialog (sho
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Chapter 2Setting up the databaseIf
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Chapter 2Now expand the Security fo
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Chapter 2Leave the Typical radio bu
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Chapter 2Once you have the proper v
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Chapter 2After the host account fie
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Chapter 2You will now see the Congr
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Chapter 2• Compatibility of insta
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Right-click on your database and ch
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Chapter 26. During this process of
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Chapter 29. Once the upgrade has be
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Users, Roles, and PagesOne of the m
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Chapter 3To set the registration ty
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Chapter 3Setting required registrat
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Note that if you are editing an exi
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Chapter 3If the Require a valid Pro
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Chapter 3To do this, go to Admin |
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Chapter 3Roles in our portal work t
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Chapter 3To create the roles we hav
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Chapter 3As we want to decide who w
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Chapter 3After you have subscribed
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Chapter 3On the Site Settings page,
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Chapter 3Traditional Web SiteHome P
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Chapter 3We will start with the Bas
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Chapter 3Under the Copy Page sectio
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Chapter 3In the ADMIN menu, the adm
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Chapter 3Administering pagesYou hav
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Standard DotNetNukeModulesAs we dis
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Module SettingsTo access a module's
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Chapter 4When creating a module, yo
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Chapter 4If you would like a custom
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As we cover each module, we will fi
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Chapter 4If the users forget their
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Chapter 4HTML moduleThe HTML module
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[ 97 ]Chapter 4• Show Search Imag
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Special features and additional inf
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Chapter 4Special featuresOne of the
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Chapter 4The following fields are a
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In addition to these basic settings
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Special features and additional inf
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Chapter 4Administration and modific
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Also, note that at the bottom of th
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Chapter 4• Height: Enter the heig
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Chapter 4Special features and addit
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Chapter 4• Caching: If checked, t
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Chapter 4Store moduleThe Store modu
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Chapter 4• Vote Tracking: This op
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Chapter 4• Keywords: The meta key
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Chapter 4Prices for these modules v
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Chapter 4In the past, open source w
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Host and Admin ToolsRunning a DotNe
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Chapter 5These modules are listed o
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Chapter 5The Appearance section, as
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Chapter 5• Login Page: This is th
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Chapter 5PagesYou will find a discu
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VendorsYou will find a discussion o
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Chapter 5The Basic Settings of the
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Chapter 5• Send Action: Selecting
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Chapter 5On the right side of the F
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Chapter 5General Exception Errors w
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Chapter 5Starting with DotNetNuke 5
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Chapter 5The various fields are as
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Chapter 5Some intranet or Internet
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Chapter 5• Authenticated Cacheabi
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Chapter 5The Other Settings section
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File ManagerThe File Manager under
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Chapter 5If you selected URL, you w
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Chapter 5ScheduleWith the addition
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Chapter 5Remember that these users
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Chapter 5MarketplaceThe Marketplace
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Understanding theDotNetNuke CoreArc
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Chapter 6The portal that the user i
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The Context object (HttpContext) ca
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Chapter 6Private _AdminSkin As Skin
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Chapter 6' find the tab in the port
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Chapter 9Canvas.Top="64"AutoGenerat
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Chapter 9Add the following method t
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Chapter 9Add the following methods
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Chapter 9Drag the ClientBin directo
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The ShopList codeThe following code
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Chapter 9Next, the RegisterClientSc
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Creating Multiple PortalsOne of the
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Chapter 10So, why would you need mu
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Chapter 10Once you set the DNS, you
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Chapter 10You will be presented wit
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Chapter 10The Export Template secti
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Chapter 10The following screen allo
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Chapter 10Managing multiple portals
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IndexAaccount login module, standar
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modification 102, 103uses 102domain
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Globals.vb file, DotNetNuke archite
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about 11PortalInfo object 177Portal
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