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My Queen City DotNetNuke User Group Presentation

Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting with and giving a presentation to the Queen City DotNetNuke User Group (QCDUG) in Charlotte, North Carolina. Clint Patterson had been asking me to visit the user group for the better part of a year now,... Continue Reading »

Oct 26

By: Will Strohl

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Movember 2011 Get those Mustaches ready

Dear DotNetNuke Community, Movember is coming up, and I am getting the DotNetNuke Team going again this year. For those of you who weren’t with the company last year Movember is this. You start with a clean shaven face on November 1st, and gro... Continue Reading »

Oct 25

By: Chris Hammond

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6 Steps to a successful Smartphone Website (part 3 / 7)

Step 2 - Know Your Users The next requirement for building a successful smartphone website is to know your users, since you are going to be building the website for them. Start by making a list of anyone who could conceivably visit your site. For ex... Continue Reading »

Oct 23

By: Israel Martinez

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2011 Open Source CMS Market Share Survey

Water & Stone ( a full service digital agency located in Bali, Indonesia ) is once again in the process of conducting their annual Open Source CMS Market Survey ( formerly referred to as the CMS Wire Open Source CMS Market Survey ). The survey is... Continue Reading »

Oct 21

By: Shaun Walker

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6 Steps to a Successful Smartphone Website (part 2 / 7)

6 Steps to a Successful Smartphone Website (part 2 / 7) As discussed in my previous blog, this is part of a blog series that will guide you from the planning phase to the execution and evolution of your smartphone website Step 1 - Define Your Goal ... Continue Reading »

Oct 20

By: Israel Martinez

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DotNetNuke 2011 World Fills Up. Hotel sold out on 11/6 & 11/11

Due to the overwhelming support for DNN World and the tremendous demand for conference passes this year we have now reached our projected capacity for the conference! I’d like to again thank our sponsors, speakers, staffers, customers and commu... Continue Reading »

Oct 20

By: Richard Dumas

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Dynamically Change DotNetNuke Skins by Security Role

There are all kinds of ways to make a skin (or design) in DotNetNuke react in a dynamic or personalized fashion, and it can be done in any number of ways. To date, my favorite article on how to do this was written by Vassilis Terzopoulos (@thin... Continue Reading »

Oct 18

By: Will Strohl

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Using jQuery in your content to add some flare to your DotNetNuke website

With all of the changes to DotNetNuke 6, a lot can be lost in the fact that you actually maintain the content of your website, and while the maintenance UI has changed, the content that you present is still up to you. A CMS can only do so much for di... Continue Reading »

Oct 18

By: Chris Hammond

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6 Steps to a Successful Smartphone Website (part 1 / 7)

This is part 1 of a 7 blog series that will give you the information you need to turn an idea into a Smartphone Website that captivates your audience. In this blog series you will learn 4 key areas needed when creating mobile websites. These include:... Continue Reading »

Oct 12

By: Israel Martinez

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Using request filters in DotNetNuke to restrict website access

Have you ever had the need to blog a range of IP Addresses from accessing your website? Or perhaps, setup a website that is only accessible to a specific range of IP Addresses? DotNetNuke Request Filters are a great tool for getting such functionalit... Continue Reading »

Oct 11

By: Chris Hammond

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New Community Website

My Queen City DotNetNuke User Group Presentation

Movember 2011 Get those Mustaches ready

6 Steps to a successful Smartphone Website (part 3 / 7)

2011 Open Source CMS Market Share Survey

6 Steps to a Successful Smartphone Website (part 2 / 7)

DotNetNuke 2011 World Fills Up. Hotel sold out on 11/6 & 11/11

Dynamically Change DotNetNuke Skins by Security Role

Using jQuery in your content to add some flare to your DotNetNuke website

6 Steps to a Successful Smartphone Website (part 1 / 7)

Using request filters in DotNetNuke to restrict website access

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