Posted By Kaushik Halvadia on 19 Jul 2019 12:45 AM

Hi DNN community,

I am new to DNN and I want to know different versions of DNN with the information of whether it supports Angular 2+ or not.

Kindly someone please provide this info or guide/provide me a link where this information is available?

 

First of all: welcome to the family :-)

There are several options that I think are worth reading:

• https://2sxc.org/en/apps and filter on technology Angular. 2sxc is a module that allows you to build your own 'apps'. These apps can be simple content or more complex applications based on razor, angular etc
• Blog about this: https://www.dnnsoftware.c...li-aot-and-universal
• https://www.dnnsoftware.c...d-visual-studio-2017 has some discussion and links (2sxc as well as others)

Please let me know if this is helpful.

 

As Tycho mentioned, there are numerous examples in the community. We just built a suite of client modules based on Angular 4 or 5. There are some quirks with routing, but it's very possible.

One thing to also note is that I don't think we've found a way to get around ng's single application per page limitation consistently (since DNN allows people to add the same module to the page over and over).

Hi Tycho,

Thank you very much for your response.

Now, I got my answer that DNN support the Angular 2+ SPA. I mean, we can develop a SPA and can be loaded into DNN that is what I want.

Now, my question is do you know how to deploy SPA developed in Angular to DNN?

Regards,

Kaushik

Hi Will,

Thank you very much for your response.

Now, I got my answer that DNN support the Angular 2+ SPA. I mean, we can develop a SPA and can be loaded into DNN that is what I want.

Now, my question is do you know how to deploy SPA developed in Angular to DNN?

Regards,

Kaushik

Posted By Kaushik Halvadia on 22 Jul 2019 02:28 PM

Now, my question is do you know how to deploy SPA developed in Angular to DNN?

That's a much bigger question than you may realize.  :)  It really depends, but the links that Tycho provided give you real-world, working examples of some approaches.