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Create The Module Definition

While logged into your DotNetNuke site as "host", in the web browser, from the menu bar select "Host". Then select "Module Definitions".

Click the black arrow that is pointing down to make the fly-out menu to appear. On that menu select "Create Module Definition".

In the Create Module Definition menu:

Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for MODULE NAME
Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for FOLDER TITLE
Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for FRIENDLY NAME
Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for DESCRIPTION
Enter "01.00.00" for VERSION

Then click Create

Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for NEW DEFINITION

Then click "Add Definition"

Next, click "Add Control"

In the Edit Module Control menu:

Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for TITLE
Use the drop-down to select "DesktopModules/LinqThings4Sale/View.ascx" for SOURCE
Use the drop-down to select "View" for TYPE

Then click UPDATE

In the upper left hand corner of the website, under the PAGE FUNCTIONS menu click ADD.

In the PAGE MANAGEMENT menu under PAGE DETAILS:

Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for PAGE NAME
Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for PAGE TITLE
Enter "LinqThings4Sale" for DESCRIPTION
Click the VIEW PAGE box next to ALL USERS

Then click UPDATE

From the MODULE drop-down select "LinqThings4Sale".

Then click ADD.

The module will now appear.

The tutorial is complete.

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