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Entries for September 2008

jQuery, Microsoft and DNN

This blog post is cross-posted from my personal blog. Over the last weekend Scott Guthrie announced that Microsoft would be providing full support for the jQuery javascript library, including full PSS support. This is quite a momentous announcement... Continue Reading »

Sep 29

By: Charles Nurse

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LinqPrep: Programmatically adding Linq to SQL keys to the web.config of your DotNetNuke 4 site

Download module here Note: Before running this program you will want to backup your web.config file (in the root of your DotNetNuke site). Also, Linq To SQL does not support the DotNetNuke object qualifier setting. DotNetNuke 5 should have a switch... Continue Reading »

Sep 27

By: Michael Washington

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5 tools for survival in the tough times ahead

Picture this You're happy you still have a job during these tough economic times as scores of your friends are unemployed. Then your boss pulls you into their office and informs you that a more qualified programmer who is willing to work at half you... Continue Reading »

Sep 27

By: Michael Washington

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DNN Presentation at the New England Visual Basic User's Group

Tomorrow evening (Thursday the 25th) I will be presenting at the New England Visual Basic User's Group meeting. The session will be on a special date from their usual meetings as they scheduled it around my already planned trip to the Boston area for... Continue Reading »

Sep 24

By: Chris Hammond

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Starting my career

As many of you may know, I have been an intern at Microsoft for the past two summers. In the summer of 2007, I had a blast working on Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals ("DataDude") developing a code "pretty printer" th... Continue Reading »

Sep 22

By: Andrew Nurse

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Allways the same: time is too short

Preparing presentations is quiet similar to programming: time is too short! It's Sunday evening, almost 22:00hr (10:00pm for you, US people) and I am still working om my presentation for Open Force '08 Europe: DNN Framework: a hidden Jewel?. I have ... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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SQL Server 2008 Developer Goodies

Where it comes to using SQL Server features, I am a very late adopter. Not by choice, for all the DotNetNuke modules I create, I'd like to maintain backwards compatibility as much as possible, especially since DotNetNuke also fully supports MS SQL Se... Continue Reading »

Sep 17

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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DotNetNuke User Manual (4.9+) published in the DotNetNuke Marketplace

DotNetNuke User Manual (4.9+) is now published and ready for sale in the DotNetNuke Marketplace. If you do choose to purchase a copy please ensure you select the correct version. Version numbers are listed in the product name. A full Table of C... Continue Reading »

Sep 16

By: Lorraine Young

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When a solution is not a solution, the scalability and performance trap.

I was reading a blog post that suggested a solution to finding the page where a module is on (http://blog.dmbcllc.com/2008/09/15/dotnetnuke-modules-finding-the-page-a-module-is-on/) and while the method is sound, it is not appropriate to be used in a... Continue Reading »

Sep 16

By: Néstor Sánchez

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Creating Testable Modules - The LinksView Control

/* CSHARP CODE */ .csharpcode, .csharpcode pre { font-size : small; color : black; font-family : Consolas, "Courier New", Courier, Monospace; background-color : #ffffff; } .csharpcode pre { margin : 0;} .csharpcode .rem { color : #... Continue Reading »

Sep 16

By: Charles Nurse

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Entries for September 2008

jQuery, Microsoft and DNN

LinqPrep: Programmatically adding Linq to SQL keys to the web.config of your DotNetNuke 4 site

5 tools for survival in the tough times ahead

DNN Presentation at the New England Visual Basic User's Group

Starting my career

Allways the same: time is too short

SQL Server 2008 Developer Goodies

DotNetNuke User Manual (4.9+) published in the DotNetNuke Marketplace

When a solution is not a solution, the scalability and performance trap.

Creating Testable Modules - The LinksView Control

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