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DotNetNuke-QsContent

Allows you to show/hide content based on querystring values.

How it works

  • Add module to page
  • Go to configuration
  • Enter a key/value pair of a querystring. These can be comma delimited and may contain regular expressions.
  • Select the module you want the querystring values to effect.
  • Select if the default is to hide the module or show the module based on the querystring key/value match. Otherwise module will be hidden if querystring does not match.
  • Go to page in VIEW mode or log out and use your querystring combination to see a module disappear or appear.

Note: The client side check to hide content is done by using the .DnnModule-X class. So be aware that the toggling of content is merely for cosmetic reasons and not for security. If you need security use the Server side check.

Note: Querystring values are processed server side so you don't have to worry if url is formatted as ?test=1 OR /test/1/default.aspx

Installation

  • Go to the install directory and grab the latest version.
  • Install like any other DNN Module.

Fun Facts

  • Administration uses AngularJS in order to wire up client UI.
  • Web Service handles user validation and module permissions.
    • Supporting DotNetNuke 6.x so no WebAPI at this time.
  • ControlUtilities.FindFirstDescendent<Control>() to find another module in the stack.

Roadmap

  • Allow for server side hide/show of content Done 5/19/2013.
  • Allow users to edit items. (just haven't gotten around to it yet Done 5/19/2013
  • Make admin pretty. Done 5/19/2013
  • Show stats when logged in.
  • Add date time stamps to enable/expire a check.

Requirements

  • DotNetNuke Version 6.2.0

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