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I am using mojo version 2.4.0.8 and having an issue with a supporting page links in a custom module. If I code the link as below the "href" attribute will not render, however if I leave the NavigateUrl off and use code behind to assign the value it works
<asp:HyperLink ID="lnkEdit" runat="server" Text ="Edit Page" NavigateUrl='<%# SiteRoot + "/TestModule/EditPage.aspx?pageid=" + PageId + "&mid=" + ModuleId %>' />
THIS WORKS:
(Markup)
<asp:HyperLink ID="lnkEdit" runat="server" Text ="Edit Page" />
(Code Behind)
this.lnkEdit2.NavigateUrl = SiteRoot + "/TournamentManager/EditPage.aspx?pageid=" + PageId + "&mid=" + ModuleId;
Using the code behind is just a bit heavy it seems. Any help with this is greatly appreciated
I don't see a problem with either way, so I don't know why it isn't working for you, except if any value that you concatenate as part of the url is null then the whole thing becomes null and that might explain it. So make sure SiteRoot, PageId, and ModuleId are not null, otherwise I have no idea.
Joe,
SiteRoot is coming back null in the markup
That is strange if you are using a control that inherits from SiteModuleControl
I would try replace SiteRoot with
SiteUtils.GetNavigationSiteRoot()
for a root level site that may return empty string but empty string is not null
Tried both ways and still comes back null but code behind works.. sticking with Code behind for now until I further understand the problem..
Thank you for your response
Joe