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Building DotNetNuke Corp ... The Process Continues!

It is trite to say this, but it is true that building a company is all about ‘people’. In another sense, it is also true that building a company is also about the ‘conversations’ those people have. In the last nine months, we have been fo... Continue Reading »

Sep 30

By: Navin V Nagiah

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Series blog on DNN + Silverlight + RIA all Blendable and testable

I'm doing a series on DNN + Silverlight + RIA all Blendable and testable over on my blog at http://www.philipbeadle.net. Continue Reading »

Sep 30

By: Philip Beadle

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A DotNetNuke Silverlight File Manager

DotNetNuke Silverlight File Manager 03.00.00 is a DotNetNuke 4 & 5 module that provides a Windows-like drag and drop experience. it is an adaption of the Silverlight File Manager in SilverlightBridge. It provides these features: Allows files to... Continue Reading »

Sep 25

By: Michael Washington

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DotNetNuke Tips and Tricks #14: Testing Emails in a Dev Environment

There are many times when doing DotNetNuke development that your module needs to send emails. You often have emails that need to go out to several different addresses i.e. an email to the user, one to the system administrator and maybe one to a... Continue Reading »

Sep 22

By: Joe Brinkman

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MSDN Style help files for DNN 5.1.2

The MSDN style help files for the DNN framework: a wealth of information for every serious DNN (module) developer. I created a documentation set for DNN 5.1.2. I have used SandCastle Help File Builder to extract all code comments from the source vers... Continue Reading »

Sep 20

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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Events 05.00.02: over 3.000 CodePlex downloads in 5 weeks!

It is rewarding to see so many downloads of the Events module in such a short period. In the first week after the announcement of a new release, I normally see a peak in the # of downloads. And every time when there is a posting somweher or when a ne... Continue Reading »

Sep 19

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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DNN Fusion Program is growing quickly

We published a press release today announcing the DotNetNuke Fusion Partner Program. As it goes with press releases, we did not have much of a chance to elaborate about all of our new partners. I wanted to take this opportunity to say thanks to our n... Continue Reading »

Sep 17

By: Doug Howell

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Just got back from Tech Ed Aus 2009

Last week I attended Tech Ed Australia for the 5th time in a row and what a great time was had by all. I did plenty of networking (really means beer drinking with delegates) and attended a bunch of cool sessions and I even delivered a lunch tim... Continue Reading »

Sep 15

By: Philip Beadle

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DNN Localization Editor 03.00.01 released

This is just a heads up for those that downloaded the v 03.00.00 of this new module. Please install the upgrade. The 03.00.00 release did not unpack bundled components of the DNN core if you uploaded the core as an object to translate. Now it does. T... Continue Reading »

Sep 14

By: Peter Donker

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CodePlex Foundation Announced Today

DotNetNuke has long occupied a rather uncomfortable position in the Microsoft ecosystem. When the project was started in late 2002, 'open source' on the Microsoft platform was a completely foreign concept; an oxymoron which often elicited blank stare... Continue Reading »

Sep 10

By: Shaun Walker

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