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Just solved a simple problem but took me hours to figure out the solution. So I will just share it here hopefully it will help you avoid the same mistake.

I have few DotNetNuke modules to be improved/debugged. So I managed to install the first module and improved it. When I tried to install the second module, DotNetNuke prompted me this:

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So my immediate response was re-edit the manifest (.dnn) file. After validated it using DotNetNuke’s Manifest Validator (apparently it’s only an XML validator ^^!), I reinstall the module. Still the same error.

Strangely when I check the Module Definition Page, the module is actually installed. The DNN Manifest declared 4 Module Definition, but apparently only 3 added. When I tried to add the fourth Module Definition manually, it prompted me, “Module Definition is already exist”. EUREKA!!! (unlike Archimedes, I was not in the bathtub and then running around the village naked. I just running around in my house, fully clothed, of course :-))

So I compared the both DNN Manifest files. Snippets from the first DNN Manifest:


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            DesktopModules/FirstModuleName/FirstModuleControlName.ascx
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Snippet from the second DNN Manifest:


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            DesktopModules/SecondModuleName/SecondModuleControlName.ascx
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CONCLUSION: DotNetNuke’s Module Definition Friendly Name Is Unique

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Howdy! I'm Hardono. I am working as a Software Developer. I am working mostly in Windows, dealing with .NET, conversing in C#. But I know a bit of Linux, mainly because I need to keep this blog operational. I've been working in Logistics/Transport industry for more than 11 years.

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