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If you comment out 2. and then make 1. do its thing, you get:
Could Not Load Theme: /Portals/_default/skins/accutheme/home.ascx,
Error: The ID 'dnnLOGO' is already used by another control.
Quick fix is to just delete the line, ID="dnnLOGO"
However, the real problem is that by being an include, ASP.NET chokes on the ID being "dnnLOGO" in both the header and footer, which is not allowed. What is a better solution?
I doubt we are using #dnnLOGO as a reference in the CSS?
Can we solve it with code? <%= ??? %>
Is there a way to pass in a param value for these ancient static includes?
Is there a more modern way to do these includes (e.g. something similar Razor's @RendorPartial or ??
Initial reading on the subject suggests that we should NOT be using <!--#include file="_filename.ext"--> at all
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https://github.com/Accuraty/AccuTheme/blob/main/app/Portals/_default/Skins/AccuTheme/includes/_logo.ascx
If you comment out 2. and then make 1. do its thing, you get:
Quick fix is to just delete the line,
ID="dnnLOGO"
However, the real problem is that by being an include, ASP.NET chokes on the ID being "dnnLOGO" in both the header and footer, which is not allowed. What is a better solution?
<!--#include file="_filename.ext"-->
at allThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: