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Top 100 Fastest-Growing Companies in B.C.

Last week while I was waiting in Vancouver International Airport ( YVR ) for a flight to California to attend a DotNetNuke Corporation Board of Directors meeting I picked up a copy of Business in Vancouver ( BIV ), a weekly periodical covering region... Continue Reading »

Sep 22

By: Shaun Walker

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DotNetNuke 5.5.1 Released

I am happy to announce the release of DotNetNuke 5.5.1. This release includes many bug fixes for the most critical issues identified in DotNetNuke 5.5.0 which we released last month. As a result of the recent ASP.Net Padding Oracle Vulner... Continue Reading »

Sep 22

By: Joe Brinkman

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DotNetNuke 5.4 Cookbook from PACKT Publishing

Earlier this month I was excited to see the publication of a new full length book for DotNetNuke authored by John K Murphy. The “DotNetNuke 5.4 Cookbook” was published by PACKT Publishing, who is no stranger to the DotNetNuke Community ( in fact, the... Continue Reading »

Sep 22

By: Shaun Walker

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Meet the Speakers: Brandon Haynes

As we lead up to DotNetNuke Connections November 1-4, 2010, Bill Walker and I are highlighting some of the speakers who will be presenting sessions at this year’s conference. Last week we introduced you to Cathal Connolly, today I have the pleasure o... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Chris Hammond

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Sharpen and share your skills in the DNN reference team?

Sharpen your skills The current MSDN style .CHM help file is a great starting point for getting an idea about the wealth of the DNN API. There is a lot functionality in the DNN API that you can reuse: do not work harder, work smarter! If you start ... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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Social Networking in User Groups

This blog entry is cross-posted from my personal blog site. I have been blogging about and involved in user groups for a long time. During this time, I have had the pleasure of seeing all kinds of things happen – some bad, but about 99... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Will Strohl

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Connections Hotel Offer Ends 9/22

DotNetNuke Connections officially gets underway six weeks from today – on November 1st – with a pre-conference workshop presented by Chris Hammond (Develop a DotNetNuke Module from Start to Finish). The conference wraps up four... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Bill Walker

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DotNetNuke SEO: Broken Links, Deleted Pages, Redirection

This blog entry is cross-posted from my personal blog site. When you run any website, there are inevitably changes to be made to it. While you might get a point where your work on it pauses, the time comes back again when you need to perform u... Continue Reading »

Sep 18

By: Will Strohl

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Oracle Padding Vulnerability in ASP.NET

Earlier this week, news surfaced about a possible security vulnerability in the default encryption mechanism used to protect the cookies normally used to implement Forms Authentication in Microsoft ASP.NET. A couple of security ‘researc... Continue Reading »

Sep 18

By: Shaun Walker

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DotNetNuke Gallery Module 04.03.02 Beta Now Available

I have finally completed work and a moderate amount of testing on Gallery v 04.03.02 Beta which fixes the AddFolder exception when running under DotNetNuke 5.05.00. I also took the opportunity to fix a number of more minor issues. Please visit the do... Continue Reading »

Sep 16

By: William Severance

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Top 100 Fastest-Growing Companies in B.C.

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DotNetNuke 5.4 Cookbook from PACKT Publishing

Meet the Speakers: Brandon Haynes

Sharpen and share your skills in the DNN reference team?

Social Networking in User Groups

Connections Hotel Offer Ends 9/22

DotNetNuke SEO: Broken Links, Deleted Pages, Redirection

Oracle Padding Vulnerability in ASP.NET

DotNetNuke Gallery Module 04.03.02 Beta Now Available

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