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Form and List Tokens in XSLT

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6/21/2024 11:30 AM

Does anyone know to show the [Module:ModuleTitle] token in xslt for the DNN Form and List module? I know how to show the moduleid by using this //udt:Context/udt:ModuleId in the xsl:value-of. However, //udt:Context doesn't have the module title available. Anyone know what path I can to get that? Any help is greatly appreciated!

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6/21/2024 1:27 PM

It's been a long time since I've tried to use that module.  I don't know if many people are using it anymore either.  Hopefully, someone that is sees your post.  In the meantime, it may be worth your time to convert this to use another more modern module, such as OpenContent or 2sxc.  Both are open-source and far more feature-rich (and better-maintained), versus the Form and List module.  

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