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DotNetNuke Site of the Month Winner - March 2011

I am happy to announce the winner of the March 2011 DotNetNuke Site of the Month Contest – DotNetMushroom. Justin Mifsud (www.matthewmifsud.com.mt) submitted the website of artist Matthew Mifsud (yes that’s his brother). Matthew is a 27 year old art... Continue Reading »

Apr 06

By: Shaun Walker

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Long time no see, ask me more frequently!

A long time (4 years!) there was no DNN FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) module coordinator. The result: no new release since March2007! At the start of March 2011, I decided, for several reasons, to pick up FAQ and give it a boost. And the first r... Continue Reading »

Apr 05

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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Learn How a Leading Retailer Uses DotNetNuke to Streamline Distribution.

Please join me on April 11th at 10 am PDT for a webinar featuring Patrick Theimer, Executive Vice President of Marketing and E-Commerce at Bush Industries, a leading retailer of office and home office furnishings. Theimer will provide valuabl... Continue Reading »

Apr 05

By: Richard Dumas

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Moving on!

Today marks a big change for me. As of today I will be working for DotNetNuke Corporation. There, I’ve said it! The past couple of weeks have been very exciting for me. Last January I was approached by DotNetNuke Corporation with the questi... Continue Reading »

Apr 04

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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DotNetNuke 6.0 CTP 2

It has been a scant two and a half weeks since we released the first Community Technology Preview for DotNetNuke 6.0 and we are now ready to follow that up with another CTP release. In this release we have a number of new features which are app... Continue Reading »

Apr 04

By: Joe Brinkman

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Active Directory Provider Musings and News

It's been a long time since I've blogged here on the DotNetNuke site. So long that I had to look to see when my last one was (7/30/2009). At that time it was to announce the release of the 05.00.02 version of the provider. So, almost two years s... Continue Reading »

Apr 03

By: Mike Horton

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No Folders in DotNetNuke RadEditor Image Manager

You may or may not be experiencing a problem with your DotNetNuke website after upgrading to version 05.06.02. There is a chance that following your upgrade, there will be folders missing from the image manager when you go to edit content, like... Continue Reading »

Mar 31

By: Will Strohl

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Deadline is approaching

Hurry up - there are only a few days left to submit your session for the European DotNetNuke Conference 2011. June 16th to 17th, the conference will take place in the center of one of the most vibrant cities of Europe, Hamburg, providing numerou... Continue Reading »

Mar 30

By: Sebastian Leupold

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Navigating the DotNetNuke 6.0 Waters

The History of Menus When DotNetNuke was first launched back in 2002, website navigation was just beginning to undergo a major shift. At the time most sites still used a relatively static navigation structure with very little interactivity bey... Continue Reading »

Mar 29

By: Joe Brinkman

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Repository 3.5.3 Release Candidate Submitted

Version 3.5.3 of the Repository Module was submitted today to the DotNetNuke Release Tracker for testing/certification. This marks the first official release of the module in quite some time. I addition to moving the source code to .Net 3.5 SP1 and ... Continue Reading »

Mar 27

By: Steve Fabian

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