Getting Query String Into Root Pattern (DNN7)

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Getting Query String Into Root Pattern (DNN7)

Last Post 04/09/2013 9:52 AM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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DrewSK

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04/02/2013 9:52 PM
Webplatform: DotNetNuke 7 Looking to utilize DMX as a part of project management system where documents are uploaded to different projects. These projects are accessed through "detail" pages, designated by a querystring parameter (project id). I would like DMX to load to folder with the projectID as the name as the root folder for the module on each project detail page. Is this possible? I see that tokens can be passed to the root pattern setting in the module settings, querystring doesn't seem to pass to the module. Does anyone have a work around? thanks! (using a trial, hoping to purchase with this problem solved)

DrewSK

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04/02/2013 10:03 PM
Ugg, just realized this got posted into the wrong subforum. Sorry! Was supposed to be in UI.

DrewSK

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04/02/2013 11:40 PM
After a long day- found a DNN extension "My Tokens" that when the DNN core is patched allows this functionality. Wahoo!

Peter Donker

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04/09/2013 9:52 AM
So you're leveraging a custom token in the DMX root pattern. That sounds like a cool application of this.

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