Entries for 'Will Morgenweck'

The .NET Foundation is an independent organization, by Microsoft, to improve open-source software development and collaboration around the .NET Framework. We are excited to announce that DNN has been accepted into the .NET Foundation.

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Our security team was recently informed of a security vulnerability in a third-party component suite that is used within DNN Products. It is critical that you follow the instructions provided in this post to ensure that your site isn’t comprom... Continue Reading »

Are you ready Version 9.1? Version 9.1 will be released at the end of April.  This release will have significant changes related to the removal of Telerik and completing the UI overhaul that we introduced in Version 9.0.  Some of these changes may be breaking changes for your site.  The information below is to help you understand what changes have been made and how they may impact your site.

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Important information about securing and protecting your site.  Please review the steps provided to make sure your site protected from this critical issue.

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Online communities come in all different shapes and sizes.  Some communities consist of a simple forum, while others are much more complex with groups, wiki, blogs, discussions, ideas, etc. Selecting the right tools for your community isn’... Continue Reading »

I’m pleased to announce that we have just released a Community Technology Preview of DotNetNuke 7.1.  Consider this an early Beta that is intended to give you a sneak preview of some of the features that will be available in the final rele... Continue Reading »

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Today we have released our second Community Technology Preview for DotNetNuke 7.0.  This release contains our new Control Panel, the new Edit Page menu, Drag-n-Drop module placement and the new Actions Menu. Keep in mind that this is not intende... Continue Reading »

I’m pleased to announce that the DotNetNuke 7.0 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 »

I’m pleased to announce that DotNetNuke 6.2.2 is officially released. This maintenance release contains several updates which further emphasizes our commitment to performance and overall quality of DotNetNuke.  As a reminder, we are in ... Continue Reading »