Reputation: 4193
Every module I've developed is separated into 2 folders:
.aspx
and .aspx.cs
files..cs
files).I've heard that you can use a special project template that handles .aspx
, .cs
and much more module related file types - under one project (like some special class library). I'd like to get recommendations for a DNN module (5.0+) project template for visual studio 2008.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1004
Reputation: 4193
Here is another template (with AJAX support) from code endeavors http://www.codeendeavors.com/Downloads.aspx.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 155895
Well, the simple answer is to use a Web Application project (instead of a Web Site project) within Visual Studio.
You can also check out Creating DotNetNuke Modules using a Web Application Project (WAP) on Ian's blog for some more details on how that works.
Upvotes: 3