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11/23/2007 7:23 AM
 

Hi All

If I create a new module using the templates and set it up in DNN, everything works fine. I can use the add content button and all is good.

If I edit the ViewModule.ascx file and add a hyperlink, it also works perfectly.

If however I add a linkbutton and on _click I chose response.redirect("http://news.bbc.co.uk") it works and opens the website if I am logged in and in edit mode, yet if I am logged in (or not) and am in view mode it doesn't work.

Is there something I am not doing that will allow a command to run whilst in view mode?

Thanks in advance.

Dagga

 
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