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Change panel with commandlink

I've tried this to no avail (just the important parts of the code are shown in the fiddle)
CommandLinkjoinOnClientClick
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Dana Armstrong asked Feb 24, 2019 active Mar 2, 2019

Departments Listing - Grouping by LetterGroup

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Hello.. I posted something similar, earlier ( http://dnndev.com/learn/answers/template-display-g... ) and there were answers. I lost track of these answers from Mark and went back and tried them this morning. I have the template working properly and it's displaying the headers appropriately. See the template fiddle here: http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/532 But, the DIV to display the feed isn't showi
feedjoinloadfeedtemplate
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Jeff M. asked Feb 17, 2016 active Feb 17, 2016

How to insert Contact Form inside Detail View

Here is what I want to do in a nutshell. Within the detail view, I would like to have a jQuery button popup that would have a XMod Pro form in it - used as a Contact Form. So imagine this Detail View of a product: _ Jerry's Hair Gel Price: $40.00 Description: This is a great product for you... [BUTTON: Ask A Question About Jerry's Hair Gel] etc... _ How can this be done using XMod Pro. I have the
Buttoncontact formDetail Viewembedforminsertjoinjquerypopuptemplate
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Wiinanen asked Jul 14, 2015 active Jul 15, 2015

SQL JOIN and two loops for the results?

hello, i created a feed where i use two join functions at the sql statement and now to make two loops for the results. but i don't know how. this is my feed: <xmod:Feed ContentType="text/html" FileName="feed_oeffnungszeiten"> <ListDataSource CommandText="SELECT * FROM heurigenkalender_Ausgsteckt JOIN [dbo].[heurigenkalender_Zeiten] ON [heurigenkalender_Ausgsteckt].ID = [heurigenkalender_Zeiten]
feedjoinloop
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Michael asked Jun 11, 2015 active Jun 11, 2015

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