I need a concrete situation example for the "Inline" & "Non-inline" [solved]

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javierdl
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I need a concrete situation example for the "Inline" & "Non-inline" [solved]

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Inline means any form followup replaces the {cms_module} tag, non-inline replaces the {content} tag.
I have read the description and still doesn't tell me much :( But I'm sure that if someone is kind enough to provide a context I'll understand.

Thanks in advance,

JDL
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Re: I need a concrete situation example for the "Inline" & "Non-inline" terms

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'Inline' when developing a modulee means that the resulting content from clicking on a button, etc. will replace the originating tag.

'Non Inline' will replace {content}

The FrontEndUsers module uses inline most of the time, therefore you can put the FrontEndUsers tag in the template, or in a non-default content block, and when you login, or perform some action the resulting content will replace the original tag.

The News module does not use inline as a general rule.... Therefore, if you put {news} in your template, and click on a link from the resulting display, the page will refresh and the default content block will be replaced with the news detail view.

Hope this helps.
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Re: I need a concrete situation example for the "Inline" & "Non-inline" terms

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I see...
Thanks calguy1000, fellow Canadian ;) (I'm from Montreal)

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