On Drupal module pages such as http://drupal.org/project/views in the right column there are small graphs showing statistics such as "New Issues", "Open Bugs" etc. Are those graphs created with a module and if so what is the module called? That would be perfect for the project i am working on because using "Charts and Graphs" module the graphs are not scaling well
thanks
Lee
I think this is the one that drupal.org uses:
http://drupal.org/project/project_issue
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I am very new to DNN. I have a module on my page - http://localhost:10000/us. I want to have that module on all the other sites mentioned below: http://localhost:10000/demo
http://localhost:10000/uk
http://localhost:10000/de
I tried 'IsShareable' checkbox under Advanced Settings of the module settings. But that didn't help.
I expect the module to be added to my other sites too.
To share modules across different portals you need to use the "Portal Groups" feature. There is no interface for that in the Platform, only in the commercial product (Evoq), nevertheless it works (as the API is there).
But there are community contributions for this, e.g. Connect.Sitegroups
I have a website built by Prestashop. I use PayPal and the template integral_evolution_payment.tpl. When the user goes to the payment page in mobile environment the layout of the page is too small. The buttons and the labels are very small almost unreadable.
How can I customize the page for mobile?
Thank you
Paolo
Module should have a css folder inside module folder at css or views/css. Look for it and modify css styles to accomplish what you need. Sometimes if structure has many changes between desktop and mobile version modules could use a different TPL for each version. Anyway this TPLs should be in module views/templates folder.
Good luck.
Hi i am working on dnn module development , i want to read all images in ascx page to get back to my module and display all images in the module . Is it possible to do it dotnetnuke .
Regardless of dotnetnuke, it is rather an asp.net question. Here is the answer from stackoverflow's previous question that is also answer to your question:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/4955836/261560
Friends I am starting to build one site using DotNetNuke. I am completely beginner in the DotNetNuke. I have mock up of site in html and i need to create skin and layout in DotNetNuke as in mock up. I tried to include the files in skin folder of DotNetNuke but it doesn't work.
And i am stuck with this. So, If anyone suggest me how can i change my mock up into the skin of my site in DotNetNuke?
I would start by looking at the Basic DotNetNuke Skinning webinar I recorded last year, it will give you an intro to Skinning for the platform.
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Training/Basic-Skinning.aspx
You could also take a look at http://multifunction.codeplex.com for an example skin
I am new to DOT NET NUKE 6.0 and facing a problem. The scene is that I have created a very simple user control in Visual Studio(by using ASP.NET/C#). Now I just want to add it as module in my DNN portal. Task is simple but I don not know how to do. Any help, video link, site is appreciated. I am working in DNN 6.0
Thanks
There are a bunch of resources on the DotNetNuke.com site. Take a look at the wiki entry at http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/module-development.aspx. It has links to a video series that should be helpful to get started.
If you already have a control, you should make sure that it inherits from PortalModuleBase, and use the Extensions module (under Host) to create a new module from the control. DNN will create the record for it, and even create a test page with the module on it for you.