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This module has been updated to work in 4.x.

This is my first attempt at a module that I have given away.  I will add more help as I get more time. This module can also be used as a skin object. I will include instructions for this in the future in the help files. If you need to know how to do this before that time, please email me and I will send instructions.  Menu on this site is the SideMenu as a skin object.

Updated: 4/6/2008
Disabled tabs will have child tabs expanded automatically, hidden tabs will not be shown and will not cause error.
new css style SMDisabledItemText

example style:

.SMDisabledItemText
 {
  margin-left: 5px;
  padding-right: 5px;
  padding-top: 1px;
  padding-bottom: 1px;
  font-size: 14px;
  font-family: Arial;
  font-weight: bold;
  font-style: normal;
  width: 100%;
  color: #886600;
 }

Updated 6/20/2005
Added Friendly Urls

fixed error found in firefox browser

if using module level css, you must put m and module id in front of each menuitem class.  I will build an automated css writer to create the file to be edited soon.



File size 28 K
Downloads 1786
Date Wed 04/30/2008 @ 09:07
Author Tom McMurtry
EMail tmcmurtry@montreat.edu
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TOM_ImageGallery

This is a simple image gallery module. Currently, there is no upload capability.  You can select the directory to show images from in settings.  A Next and Previous button are default, but you can choose graphical buttons. You can also make your own buttons; just follow instructions on the module settings page for naming.  I'm releasing this as version 1.2 as I have made many changes since first creating. 

Future Tasks:
add directory create and upload capability
add ability to allow user to select gallery
add skinning capability (not sure about this yet)



File size 11 K
Downloads 537
Date Sun 03/11/2007 @ 01:25
Author Tom McMurtry
EMail tmcmurtry@montreat.edu
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TomRandomImage1.2

This is version 1.2 of Random Images.

With this version, you can choose the directory, the number of images to display, the alignment, the cell spacing, and table alignment for table containing images. This can also be used as an object in a skin here are the instructions. This version can be used to return a random image for a table background.  It is not useful to display it in this format as a module because it only returns text. If used in a skin, it works well.  See the this page for an example and instructions.

Please let me know if there are any issues.


File size 8 K
Downloads 370
Date Wed 02/21/2007 @ 12:03
Author Tom McMurtry
EMail tmcmurtry@montreat.edu
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Single Sign-on Module

Version 1.1 now available.  This module will allow you to implement single sign-on to other web-based applications outside of DotNetNuke.  I can't guarantee it will work with all web-based applications. Please send an email to let me know that it works for you.  I will be using it for Moodle, IQ.Web, a home grown IS, and other applications. Only one link per module can be defined, however, multiple modules can be used per page.  Links can be text or images. This can now be used as a normal menu item in the DNN menu system.  Instructions are on the Single Sign-on page.

File size 13 K
Downloads 537
Date Sun 02/18/2007 @ 10:03
Author Tom McMurtry
EMail
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TOM_Random Image

A rewrite of C# code that allows for random images to be displayed by selecting any directory containing .jpg, .png, or .gif images.  The settings page displays the number of images in the folder and will warn if no images are returned. Please provide feedback.  I will be adding new features to future versions but may have to charge a minimum for the new features.

Has been successfully tested in DotNetNuke 3.3.7 and 4.4.0.



File size 7 K
Downloads 243
Date Thu 02/01/2007 @ 09:27
Author Tom McMurtry
EMail
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