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Entries for October 2005

Happy Halloween

I think I won the prize for the 'geekiest' pumpkin on our block... Long live DotNetNuke! Continue Reading »

Oct 31

By: Shaun Walker

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No Respect for Windows Open Source

It's hard being an open source project on the Microsoft platform. Because no matter how hard you try to exemplify true open source ideals, you will not get any respect from the non-Microsoft community. On its own, DotNetNuke is as pure an Open Sour... Continue Reading »

Oct 21

By: Shaun Walker

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Custom Search Results Module

Overview I recently had a customer who wanted to display the search results using a custom format. At first glance, I thought I might need to use a custom Search Input module along with a customized Search Results module. With a little s... Continue Reading »

Oct 20

By: Joe Brinkman

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Back once again

Well, I was out of town the past ~6 days, I had to take a short vacation to California to get myself engaged. Now that I'm back I'll have more updates on the wiki project. I spent some time on it last week before I left getting it cleaned up a bit m... Continue Reading »

Oct 18

By: Chris Hammond

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Just spotted my first Irish job asking for Dotnetnuke experience

For a long time, sites such as Monster have had lots of Dotnetnuke opportunities, but Ireland has lagged behind much of Europe and the US in moving to .Net. Lately though, we've been catching up well, with substantial numbers of companies moving... Continue Reading »

Oct 15

By: cathal connolly

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Exposing the PDC Feet!

In a recent blog post I offered my last remaining copy of the Professional DotNetNuke ASP.Net Portals book to whomever could correctly identify the feet in this photograph. After a couple valiant guesses... we've still come up empty, but hats o... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Scott Willhite

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The role of the Software Architect: Part I

This is part of a series of blogs I will be doing on software development and how that applies to DotNetNuke development. As one of the Architects on the DotNetNuke team I try to keep a focus on the big picture. How does everything fit to... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Joe Brinkman

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Module Installation, IUpgradeable and Application Recycling

Have you ever written a piece of code that seems to perform correctly during testing, gets deployed and then 6 months later when people really start using it, you find out that there is a fundamental flaw that makes your whole design completely worth... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Joe Brinkman

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aspnet_merge - a swiss army knife for ASP.NET 2.0

I was fortunate enough to participate in the ASPInsiders Summit in Redmond, Washington last week. This was my first ASPInsiders Summit as I was only officially invited to join this group a few months ago. The ASPInsiders represent a "Who's Who" of th... Continue Reading »

Oct 12

By: Shaun Walker

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Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

I've just checked in some minor changes for Friendly URLs for DotNetNuke. In 3.1.1, I introduced a change to only rewrite alphanumeric and the space character. (Everything else would be left in the querystring). For example:- http://www.dotnetnuke... Continue Reading »

Oct 10

By: Scott McCulloch

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Entries for October 2005

Happy Halloween

No Respect for Windows Open Source

Custom Search Results Module

Back once again

Just spotted my first Irish job asking for Dotnetnuke experience

Exposing the PDC Feet!

The role of the Software Architect: Part I

Module Installation, IUpgradeable and Application Recycling

aspnet_merge - a swiss army knife for ASP.NET 2.0

Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

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