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Entries for February 2012

DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP 1: Maximum Roles

DotNetNuke 6.2.0 removes the maximum roles limitation of previous versions. Many developers are aware that, prior to version 6.2.0, a semi-colon delimited list of roles was saved in the user's cookie. As the cookie has a fixed size, this effectiv... Continue Reading »

Feb 29

By: Charles Nurse

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How to Gauge User Group Interest in Your Area

Yesterday I wrote a blog that introduced you to 4 new user groups that are having their first meetings very soon. At the end of the blog there was also a question, “Do you want to start your own user group?” As a result, I got a very good... Continue Reading »

Feb 29

By: Will Strohl

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DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP1: Page Hierarchies

DotNetNuke 6.2.0 introduces changes to how the Tab (Page) Hierarchy is managed. Due to the limitations of earlier versions of SQL Server, which we were required to support prior to DNN 5.4, the business layer had to manage the handling of the page h... Continue Reading »

Feb 28

By: Charles Nurse

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New DotNetNuke User Groups For You to Join

User groups in general are great. They do for the average person what few other venues and mediums can… They connect people in meaningful ways. Sure, you can log onto your favorite social network and find people with similar interes... Continue Reading »

Feb 28

By: Will Strohl

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The DotNetNuke Journal

One of the key aspects behind successful collaboration is making sure that content is easy to find. Thanks to Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, people now expect to see content in an activity stream or content list. If you look closely at F... Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Will Morgenweck

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Content Slider 01.02.00 for DotNetNuke Released

It’s always kind of difficult to tell what modules will become popular when you create them. For the most part, I really don’t care because usually the modules I release to you and the rest of the DotNetNuke community are those that I built spe... Continue Reading »

Feb 26

By: Will Strohl

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Pushing Pixels in the DotNetNuke Ecosystem Principles of DotNetNuke Skin Design–March 6, 2012 Bay Area User Group

For the March meeting of the Bay Area DotNetNuke User’s Group (3/6/12)at the DotNetNuke World Headquarters Adam Humphrey from Adammer LLC will be presenting “Pushing Pixels in the DotNetNuke Ecosystem Principles of DotNetNuke Skin Design&... Continue Reading »

Feb 23

By: Chris Hammond

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Leverage the Power of DotNetNuke in your Primary Language

We are pleased to announce the release of five localized versions of the DotNetNuke Content Management Platform. Beginning with version 6.1.3, DotNetNuke Corp. will maintain and support five new localized software versions: Dutch, French, German, Ita... Continue Reading »

Feb 23

By: Richard Dumas

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Content Injection Module 01.02.00 for DotNetNuke Released

Today, I finally dedicated some time to give the Content Injection Module for DotNetNuke some much needed love. Fortunately, there aren’t too many reported issues or requested features, so the update went quickly and smoothly. If you are new t... Continue Reading »

Feb 22

By: Will Strohl

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DotNetNuke 6.2.0 Community Technology Preview

I’m pleased to announce that the DotNetNuke 6.2 Community Technology Preview is now available for download. If you aren’t quite sure what we mean by Community Technology Preview or CTP, I would suggest reading “What’s in... Continue Reading »

Feb 17

By: Will Morgenweck

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Entries for February 2012

DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP 1: Maximum Roles

How to Gauge User Group Interest in Your Area

DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP1: Page Hierarchies

New DotNetNuke User Groups For You to Join

The DotNetNuke Journal

Content Slider 01.02.00 for DotNetNuke Released

Pushing Pixels in the DotNetNuke Ecosystem Principles of DotNetNuke Skin Design–March 6, 2012 Bay Area User Group

Leverage the Power of DotNetNuke in your Primary Language

Content Injection Module 01.02.00 for DotNetNuke Released

DotNetNuke 6.2.0 Community Technology Preview

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