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DotNetNuke 3D Flags

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26 August 2011 10:21 

I have started to create 3D flags for DotNetNuke. The progress has been pretty good and I have loaded a few of them to the DotNetNuke forum. If you wish to use them then unzip the Flags3D.zip file to the folder images/flags in your DotNetNuke solution. Remember you will need to do this again if you run an upgrade of DotNetNuke. When all flags are complete I will see if I can get them included in to the install and upgrade packages of DotNetNuke.

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Re: DotNetNuke 3D Flags

the language skinobject allows you to use your own location for flagimages, so they won't be overwritten on upgrades. See this blog post for more info on how to use the language skinobject: www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/EntryId/1957/The-Language-SkinObject-explained.aspx

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the language skinobject allows you to use your own location for flagimages, so they won't be overwritten on upgrades. See this blog post for more info on how to use the language skinobject: www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/EntryId/1957/The-Language-SkinObject-explained.aspx
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