Hi
Newmodule has good features like custom field. I want to install it again with another name called "videos" or "anyname"

is it possible?

Thank you.

Why?

I [mis]use News, CGWhatever modules for many different purposes on the same site, but use different categories to keep them separated.

I've converted some modules to be another module, you have to do a search/replace on all the files and change the name of some of them...

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Also have to change table names internal to all the files.

FYI - There is a UDT elsewhere in this forum (in the Dutch or German sections) that can be used to duplicate an existing module. I would have searched for it and provided a link here, but search seems to be down.

-S

here it is: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=38264

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Does that UDT really duplicate the module, or give it another menu item with another name? I can't imagine a script to truly duplicate a module and make them independent of each other.

It actually does duplicate the module. AFAIK - it duplicates the PHP code and gives the new module the name you specify. It also replicates the tables and given them new names as well.

@Wishbone

If I make a new module form an existing one it will make new tables in DB install so I see no need to change them by hand in DB, or I don't know what you mean...

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Extensions » Modules/Tags click the name of the module/tag or Help to the right to get its parameters.
Right click and view source is a great way to see what you have to work with.
Check ver. CMSMS, PHP, server OS, in System Information page.
Default content http://multiintech.com/defaultcontent/
Ever wonder what happened to the Album module? Well it is alive and well.
http://album.multiintech.com/

I was wondering more about the table names inside the code. If the table names are clearly specified in the module.install.php file, I guess they can lift the table names from the table creation statements and change all instances of the table name in the code. If you use variables anywhere in the table names, I can't see it working. Very clever idea.. I might try it out.