DotNetNuke Explained: Basic Module Development

Extensions within DotNetNuke are one of the most powerful features of the platform. Modules are the most common extension used to provide content and functionality for your website. In this web seminar we will show you the basics of module development using Visual Studio templates and how to create, package and deploy a module with basic functionality.

[tsom]

At work, we can't get debugging to work. Set up is exactly the same, but after setting the break point and running, the breakpoint is disabled with yellow triangle. Yes its running in Debug mode, but under Win 7 / IIS 7 it won't stop at the breakpoint. Happens on two separate Win 7 setups. Oddly, setting up and running the same on a Win XP system, the breakpoint works just fine.

[liamoshea]

Great walk through, but I am seeing something different when it comes to deploying the source code package. I'm using DNN Community Edition 6.2 (which I'm hoping is the cause of the variation), and when I go back to Visual Studio, i'm not getting the warning about code having been changed. When I make a change to view.ascx, i'm not seeing that change reflected in the module unless i reinstall the module. This isn't a huge issue, just curious about it.

[RobertPaulsim]

Guess what... it doesnt create the project if the IIS is not setup....