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[...] Custom Settings Module for Kentico CMS [...]
Hi,
Good to see the custom seetings .But i feel there is little easy to achieve the goal.
You just need to the following
1.Insert a record into CMS_SettingsCategory
like custom settings-
2.Insert records into CMS_SettingsKey
with CustomCategoryId obtained by above insertion
so using this method you can not only add one kind but can insert many more categories.
Sorry ,if am overunderstood,i just gave tought and it worked for me..
Thanks
Anjee
Do you have any other modules to share?
I’m just evaluating Kentico and would love some real world examples from a fellow developer!
I’m used to Sitefinity but have decided to jump ship for numerous reasons!
Unfortunately, I don’t have any I can share since most of the stuff we build is tailored to client needs. But maybe I will look into building a simple module to demonstrate the features available. I think you will love Kentico! Good luck!