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Subject: Order Dates Package

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rtonerii
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10/18/2006 3:44 PM Alert 
I ma having problems with recreating the Order List page. I want to get a better look at the way the Date filter is working. Has anyone got a package of that page that works? Or maybe help me with understanding how to do a filter of date ranges.

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pstewart
Welterweight
Posts:32
10/19/2006 7:42 PM Alert 
I have got most of the nukedk running to some degree for reference and i have found that when copying the xml files for the filter setups that the module id may need to be changed in the filter toolbar. so it performs as intended and sends the message to the listx. go into the buttons that perform the actions and change the module id you can find this out by simply installing the listx repository and selecting the proper tab and then select the module dropdown and id your module and replace it in the buttons in the filter toolbar. hope this helps
rtonerii
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Posts:310
10/20/2006 8:25 AM Alert 
Thanks pstewart. I did find that out after much searching around. It does work now. I ma a little confused on how they got the modules to display like they did. I wish they would offer the package (like I have seen them talk about forever). It has a great layout of some of the parts and I just can't get mine to look like that.

Thanks again,
Rick
pstewart
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Posts:32
10/20/2006 6:30 PM Alert 
Yep, It does leave me wondering how they did that too. I believe although i have not tried this that they have included the ability to maybe aggregate several instances of listx or toolbar natively, don't hold me to it but i believe i read that somewhere. Also maybe using the listx skinobject is how they do this, i could see placing a skinobject within the scope of some of the layouts used? i don't know anyway, what i did was purchase an aggregator module and a module wrapper that allow me to aggregate and wrap listx and toolbars as i see fit in any configuration, tabbed, stacked, side by side, in custom tables etc, it works and using dnn skinning well i'd say i could get close to the layout. (not the design though)
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