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DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP 1: Profile Changes

DotNetNuke 6.2.0 CTP 1 introduces a number of Profile updates - many of which update the Visibility options. Admin-Only Properties - while this has always been available through the Visible property, this has been made clearer in the Help text for t... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Charles Nurse

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First Look: JS/CSS File Combining and Versioning Enhancements in DotNetNuke 6.2

The CSS and JS management features in DNN 6.1+, while technically very cool features, have been a bit of a pain to understand and manage. You have to either edit the web.config, use the configuration manager module, or downoad a community module in o... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Ian Robinson

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DotNetNuke Patterns and Practices - 2: Testable Controllers

So here it is – the first real post in our series on DotNetNuke Patterns and Practices. How do we make our “Controllers” testable. Historically, DotNetNuke has used a “Repository” style for manipulating entities in the business layer (rather t... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Charles Nurse

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Using jQuery popups in DotNetNuke 6

If you follow me on twitter (@christoc) or read my personal blog, facebook, or google+ you likely have seen that I am riding for 100 miles on a bicycle charity in June of this year. If you didn’t know that, check out the Philanthropy page on ChrisHam... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Chris Hammond

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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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DotNetNuke 6.2 CTP 1: Profile Changes

First Look: JS/CSS File Combining and Versioning Enhancements in DotNetNuke 6.2

DotNetNuke Patterns and Practices - 2: Testable Controllers

Using jQuery popups in DotNetNuke 6

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

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