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DotNetNuke Community Edition in the New Web Application Gallery

This article is cross-posted from my personal blog. Today (March 18th, 2009) during the keynote at MIX 09, Scott Guthrie announced the release of version 2 of the Web Platform Installer (WPI) and the release of the new Web Application Gallery. Bill... Continue Reading »

Mar 18

By: Charles Nurse

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Make DotNetNuke Your 2009 Readers Choice!

It's time once again for the annual asp.netPRO Readers Choice Awards. And this year, for the first time ever, you can cast a vote in support of DotNetNuke! The asp.netPRO Readers Choice Award is one of the most respected and well r... Continue Reading »

Mar 18

By: Scott Willhite

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DNN Round Up #1: archi-diagram, IContainer, localizable Chagoury, UDT’s death and resurrection and more.

I worked in broadcasting and journalism long before I got involved in technology and it is another passion of mine. While my love for DNN progressively increased, I would devour as much information as I could find. In the DNN 2.X days, most of the av... Continue Reading »

Mar 17

By: Néstor Sánchez

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A Simple Survey

I just posted a early prototype of the Survey module on my site: http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/SimpleSurvey/Default.htm This is not the Survey module, it is only a code example to figure out how we can possibly handle allowing multiple ... Continue Reading »

Mar 12

By: Michael Washington

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Active Directory Provider 01.00.05 Released

I'm happy to announce that the 01.00.05 version of the Active Directory Provider has passed through the DotNetNuke Release Tracker. This release is strictly a bug fix release and no new features have been added. The fixes for this release are:... Continue Reading »

Mar 09

By: Mike Horton

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Active Directory Provider 05.00.01 Released

I'm happy to announce that the 05.00.01 version of the Active Directory Provider has passed through the DotNetNuke Release Tracker. This release is for DNN 5.x.x core release only and is functionally the same as the 01.00.05 version for DNN 4. The f... Continue Reading »

Mar 09

By: Mike Horton

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Microsoft Ignite IT Awards

Microsoft Canada has combined the Ignite IT Awards, the MSDN Code Awards and the TechNet Innovation Awards for the first time this year. These awards are designed to recognize and reward the efforts of Canadian IT Professionals and Software... Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Shaun Walker

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Announcing Reports Module Version 5.1 and “Saltspring”

[Cross Posted on my Personal Blog] I’ve been pretty busy with school, and unfortunately have not been able to get going on the many new features I want to implement in the Reports Module. However, there are a number of bugs in the current vers... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Andrew Nurse

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Setup a VS project to create or modify a DNN module - the Store team method

Several interesting posts or blogs have been published, explaining how to start a new module for DNN. Among them, Todd Davies, Vincenç Masanas, Michael Washington and Vladan Strigo have greatly helped the community. Gilles, my co-lead in the Store Pr... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Benoit Sarton

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The New Extension Installer Manifest – Part 6, The Script Component

.csharpcode, .csharpcode pre { font-size: small; color: black; font-family: consolas, "Courier New", courier, monospace; background-color: #ffffff; /*white-space: pre;*/ } .csharpcode pre { margin: 0em; } .csharpcode .rem { color: #... Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Charles Nurse

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