When you say "module" are you talking about a custom mojoPortal feature? What you're describing is more appropriate to do in a standalone aspx page, since when creating a feature to place a mojoPortal CMS page, the CMS is not going to like extra URL parameters (it's doing it's own friendly page processing behind the scenes). Features have to be able to play nice with whatever else is sitting on the page.

With a dedicated aspx page, you can do everything you're describing, no problem, and it will appear to be just another page of the CMS to your visitors. Take a look at source for any of the admin pages and that will give you a good starting point.

Jamie

Seems weird for a module to change the page title, when you could just put the page title you want in PageSettings.

However if you really want to change the page title from within the module don't modify the pagesettings object because by the time your module is loaded the pagesettings title have already been set on the page so changing the pagesettings object has no effect at that point.

Instead just change the title on the Page directly

Page.Title = module.Title;

however if more than one module on a page does this the last one wins.

you must pass in the pageid param in the url to your page otherwise you get the default page

supporting pages work the same as cms pages in this regard, just as you see the pageid in the url for blog supporting pages or forum supporting pages like this one. only difference on cms pages is that the friendly urls hide the params but the real url has the parameters