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Entries for December 2006

some notes on Skin level doctypes

Since my blog post the other day there have been a number of emails/posts with various questions, so I thought I'd aggregate the answers here to help those curious about further details. Q. Now that skins support dynamic doctypes, will my existing s... Continue Reading »

Dec 30

By: cathal connolly

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This is how I upgrade a DNN instance.

THIS IS AN OLD BLOG POST, for my latest instructions on How to Upgrade DotNetNuke check out this new post. I see this requested all the time, so I figured I'd blog how I proceed with upgrading a DNN Instance. If you're upgrading yo... Continue Reading »

Dec 29

By: Chris Hammond

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Performance Update - Part 3

I have blogged a few times on the performance testing and improvements in 4.4.0. This Blog will focus on two areas which were added towards the end of the development cycle. Compression/White Space An HttpCompression and Whitespace filter hav... Continue Reading »

Dec 29

By: Charles Nurse

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Reports Module v04.04.02 Release

Well, the time has finally come! The next release of the Reports Module: v04.04.02 should be released by the time you read this. You can view some release notes in the forums but here is the "feature overview": (NEW!) Visualizer Fram... Continue Reading »

Dec 28

By: Andrew Nurse

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Improvements for MultiPortal sites

While most of the enhancements added to 4.4, which was released on December 24th, were related to performance, there were a few enhancements added to help users who host multiportal sites. These enhancments can be broken down into two cate... Continue Reading »

Dec 27

By: Charles Nurse

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using Skin-level DocType's

Whilst the 4.4 release predominantly focussed on performance and optimisation, there were a number of other enhancements added to the release (as always the changelog is the best place to view changes). One of these, that should be of inter... Continue Reading »

Dec 27

By: cathal connolly

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A new version of DotNetNuke today!

Just in time for Christmas a new version of DotNetNuke has been released. On it's 4 year anniversary of the first release, DotNetNuke released version 4.4. "On December 24th, 2002, the code which was to become the DotNetNuke web application fr... Continue Reading »

Dec 25

By: Chris Hammond

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Opening DotNetNuke to a Broader Audience

The year 2006 was a good one for DotNetNuke. We made progress on a number of fronts, but more importantly, we set the wheels in motion for a very exciting 2007. Of the many strategic goals set for the project by DotNetNuke Corporation, there are two ... Continue Reading »

Dec 22

By: Nik Kalyani

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Using the new DAL+ Generic Methods

I have been working on a module for my own personal use, and I have been using the standard practice of using a DataProvider/SQLDataProvider classes within my own assembly. This is a .NET 2 module and I use a hybrid development model - user con... Continue Reading »

Dec 21

By: Charles Nurse

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Hello my name is...

Hello, my name is Antonio and I am a DotNetNuke addict. I have been around DotNetNuke for quite a while, in fact, since IBuySpy Workshop. I have had the desire to contribute to the growth of DotNetNuke since then, and have, but not quite in the way ... Continue Reading »

Dec 19

By: Antonio Chagoury

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Entries for December 2006

some notes on Skin level doctypes

This is how I upgrade a DNN instance.

Performance Update - Part 3

Reports Module v04.04.02 Release

Improvements for MultiPortal sites

using Skin-level DocType's

A new version of DotNetNuke today!

Opening DotNetNuke to a Broader Audience

Using the new DAL+ Generic Methods

Hello my name is...

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