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I have been reading the two articles that explan how this is done through XMod via this link http://dnndev.com/learn/ articles/detail/articleid/12/ data-bound-drop-down-filters- in-xmod-pro However after replacing my information I am present with an error when rending the page. Template Compilation Error Type 'KnowBetter.XModPro.Web.Controls.Template' does not have a public property named 'Paramet
I am using the SearchSort functionality to find records in my table. If the user searches for something that doesn't exist I was hoping to use the "NoItemsTemplate" to show a simple message "No records found" and a CommandButton that would reset the select statement to my initial SELECT * FROM.... However, I can't seem to get the select statement to work. The command button works (I think) but the
Hi there, I'd like to reuse an xMod template by passing in a Custom Setting that contains the name of the SQL column I want to search for a value of "True". Where my setting is [[Module:DayName]] = adminDayMon I want to use the SQL statement in my template of ... WHERE [[Module:DayName]] = 'True' ... I have tried the above and no joy. Have also tried to create a parameter and then use the paramete
I have a form on the top of a page and a view below that. The form has a dropdown list. I would like to filter the view based on the selection from the dropdown list. Is there a way to do this?
Is it possible to filter a module by using the "Custom Settings" under "CONFIGURE SETTINGS FOR THIS XMOD PRO MODULE"? Something like below would only show items that match? Setting Name: Genre_Primary_KeySetting Value: 1

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