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Cached modules: How to tell CachedPortalModuleControl that a Module content has changed ? Messages   Related Types This message was discovered on ASPFriends.com 'aspngibuyspy' list. Uwe Lesta Hi to all off you, Can someone tell me : How to tell CachedPortalModuleControl that a Module content has changed ? or In other words How to delete the cache for a specified module ? -- Kind regards Uwe Click here to reveal e-mail address Reply to this message...        Phil Orion I do not know the exact answer but I know where to start the investigation... Within the desktopdefault.aspx you'll find the following code block The If Then Else tests for the condition --if the module is cached? Under the Else Condition ( the module is cached) , you'll have to find some way to test if the module has been updated... If the module requires updating then disregard the cache and generate the module as in the "If" portion of the code. For Each _moduleSettings In _portalSettings.ActiveTab.Modules Dim parent As Control = Page.FindControl(_moduleSettings.PaneName) ' If no caching is specified, create the user control instance and dynamically ' inject it into the page. Otherwise, create a cached module instance that ' may or may not optionally inject the module into the tree If _moduleSettings.CacheTime = 0 Then Dim portalModule As PortalModuleControl = CType(Page.LoadControl(_moduleSettings.DesktopSrc), PortalModuleControl) portalModule.PortalId = _portalSettings.PortalId portalModule.ModuleConfiguration = _moduleSettings parent.Controls.Add(portalModule) Else Dim portalModule As New CachedPortalModuleControl() portalModule.PortalId = _portalSettings.PortalId portalModule.ModuleConfiguration = _moduleSettings parent.Controls.Add(portalModule) End If ' Dynamically inject separator break between portal modules parent.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl("<" & "br" & ">")) parent.Visible = True Next _moduleSettings Phil http://www.orionsmith.com "Uwe Lesta" <Click here to reveal e-mail address> wrote in message news:687743@aspngibuyspy... [Original message clipped] Reply to this message...     System.Web.UI.LiteralControl System.Web.UI.Page Ad MBR BootFX Best-of-breed application framework for .NET projects, developed by Matthew Baxter-Reynolds and MBR IT

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