Dnn xmod pro manual

ConnectionSring should be ConnectionString. This enables you to split a delimited string and iterate through each one, rendering out HTML for each on. You can specify the following properties: TabId and ControlKey. The code editors now support collapsible code blocks making it easier to navigate longer forms, templates, and feeds. This allows you another layer of abstraction to achieve a more dynamic template. For instance, you could create a module setting named "ItemKey" with a value of [[Url:prodId]].

SendVerificationEmail is now ignored. Links to support and other areas now reflect the current URLs. Note that each click on the pager is a brand new request of the server just like any HTML hyperlink. So other modules on the page may lose their state. This pager should be used if your priority is crawlable results. The syntax is: [-- your comment here --] Comments can span multiple lines and can comment-out server-side code. Idea Credit: Patrick Ryan. This is good in general for performance of the table, but it's also required for SQL Azure compatibility.

Bug Credit: Ken Lundy. This allows for conditionally adding roles to users. Culture is used to specify that the dates are in a format other than the current system's culture.

The token allows you to return a date relative to the current date. You can specify an interval such as day, week, month, or year and the number of that interval to add to the current date. A positive number will net you a date in the future. If you use a negative number, you'll get a date in the past. You can also specify a format that will be used when generating the date.

When this is true, when the user clicks the Add or Update button, the browser will scroll to the top of the page on page load rather than trying to scroll to the bottom of the form.

This is handy if you have a long form or a lot of content that you replace with a SuccessTemplate. It can help prevent the view from being less jarring to users.

It has been replaced by the "NewPassword" property. Additionally, an "OldPassword" property has been added. FIXED: Paging issue where if a record was deleted on the last page an empty resultset would be displayed rather than the previous page. It would throw a compilation error. You can now add a user to one or more DNN security roles on successful form submission. You can now remove a user from one or more DNN security roles on form submission.

This action enables you to register a new user in the DNN site upon form submission and assign some roles to that user. It provides a basic set of properties such as FirstName and Address but also allows you to specify custom profile properties too.

This action enables you to provide users with the ability to edit their user information. Now you or a developer can build custom actions that get executed when a form is successfully submitted and any data saved to the database. So, you can dynamically modify the content of an email and or change the destination for a redirection. You're able to integrate field tokens with plain text to populate the Author, Title, Synopsis, etc.

This allows you to more easily create forms that can display, say, the details of a record and then send that record via Email or Redirect the user and data to a different target without having to put a 'dummy' SubmitCommand in the form.

Only one is recognized per form. Use it to display error messages returned from the database. These can be actual errors raised from the database or friendly error messages passed back from a stored procedure. One use case: if you have a form that allows the user to create a new profile and profile name.

You can do a check in your stored procedure to see if that profile name already exists and, if so, return a message to the user to pick another profile name. Even though no error was technically thrown, XMod Pro will treat it as such. This allows one list to dynamically populate multiple list controls. Previously it could only control one other list control. Each field tag has a Name and Value property. ADDED: Ability to choose which columns to include in a template when generating the template using the Template builder.

To use this, set the Source property of the tag to DNN and set the CommandText to: Users for a list of users in current portal, Roles for a list of roles in current portal, Pages for a list of pages in the current portal, and ListCountries for al list of countries contained in DNN's Lists table.

These will render as a button, hyperlink, or image respectively. When clicked, it will execute a jQuery. Use any jQuery selector for the Target property. The tags also provide the ability to specify an image to display while waiting for a response LoadingImageUrl and that image can be styled using the LoadingImageCssClass property. This tag provides a convenient way to place your code inside a jQuery document. This makes it a cinch to pull an XMod Pro feed directly into your page.

Simply specify the feed's name and the HTML element you want to fill with the results. Everything else is taken care of. Should you desire, you can specify a progress or "loading" image as well as send additional data to the feed. Additionally, these tags provide an ability to implement "Infinite Paging" in which clicking the button will return, say 10 results and add them to the existing list of results.

If the button is clicked again, another set of 10 results will be added to the existing list. When True the default setting , the page will scroll to the top when changing pages rather than the default DNN behavior of maintaining scroll position. This will provide users with a more natural interaction when viewing long lists. NOTE: This only occurs if the user clicked on the bottom pager since, presumably, clicking there means the user is at the bottom of a long list.

Everyone can contribute. This means YOU! Help out a fellow XModder and make a name for yourself in the process. XMod Pro Exchange. Recently, he contributed "Prompt" to the DNN Core project -- an extensible, easy-to-use command line interface. It has been called the most significant community contribution to the platform in recent memory and is sparking additional growth and creativity in the ecosystem.

Register Login. Home Products XMod Pro. Learn More ». LEARN Pack-in the XMod Pro knowledge with an ever growing set of tutorials, videos, and articles as well as free module kits to jump-start your next project. You're In Good Company. We'll be building a simple yet robust classifieds application that will allow end users the ability to post Ads.

You'll learn how to create an administrative interface to manage sellers and Ads on your site, and we'll even break away from DNN Core messaging and create our own solution that will resemble iOS messaging. Nearly all of the features of XMod Pro will be covered, enabling you to easily adapt what you've learned into your other projects! Simple Subscribe is a form action for XMod Pro that makes email subscriptions a breeze.

OrphanX removes orphaned files from your website that are no longer associated with your data. In addition to the regular chapters of the book, deep-dive sections contain further explanation and advanced examples. Each chapter will have a section where you can post public questions. I answer all public questions as quickly as possible. Get the full code at any given stage as we develop the application.

You'll be able to download any forms, templates or feeds. You get a free skin by Reflect Media Group to use however you want. It's a simple Bootstrap based DNN skin! Along with all the features listed above, understand that you'll have a complete module solution by the time we're finished.