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DotNetNuke Corp Financing – What it means to you…

It depends on who “you” are. Are you a Developer / Community Member, a Consultancy, or an End User (Company or Organization)? Each has strategic advantages… Developer / Community Member As a developer and community member, this means that you can h... Continue Reading »

Dec 08

By: Bryan Andrews

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Heads up for a Dotnetnuke Blog module problem with non-ASCII characters

When you use the Blog module in a site that is in a language other than English, be aware of a small problem with pages that use non-ASCII characters like á, é, ü, etc in the page name. If the Blog module is placed on a page that uses such characters... Continue Reading »

Dec 07

By: Néstor Sánchez

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DotNetNuke Page Navigator: Recursive Drop Down List

I needed to make a module that allows users to add categories and sub-categories with unlimited nesting. I decided that the best administrative interface to handle this would be a drop-down that allowed you to select the category and then add the su... Continue Reading »

Dec 07

By: Michael Washington

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ASP.NET MVC – Web Forms 2.0?

This article is cross-posted from my personal blog. With the imminent release of version 1.0 of the ASP.NET MVC Framework, does this mean we should now all be learning MVC as the “old” Web Forms model will be replaced? The answer is a r... Continue Reading »

Dec 05

By: Charles Nurse

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DotNetNuke Miscellany #1 – PurgeCache Scheduled Task

This article is cross-posted from my personal blog. Welcome to a new series of short articles on miscellaneous tips, tricks and information for DotNetNuke Users and Developers. Purge Cache Scheduled Task Over the last few days I have been trying t... Continue Reading »

Dec 03

By: Charles Nurse

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Roadmap for Documents Module 04.02.00

I know that I am long overdue for this posting and I do apologize to the community, but I wanted to take this opportunity to lay out the roadmap for the next release of the Documents module. The next release will be version 04.02.00 which we ar... Continue Reading »

Dec 02

By: Mitchel Sellers

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Posted my OpenForce Presentation Files

Earlier today I uploaded PDFs of my OpenForce presentations to www.dnnug.com To access them directly you can use the following links. OpenForce DSA101 Selling DotNetNuke, Why Your Client's Should Be Using It OpenForce DSA202 Introduction to DNN5 A... Continue Reading »

Dec 01

By: Chris Hammond

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SilverlightDesktop.net for DotNetNuke updated to add Drag and Drop support

Now, content from one module can be dragged into another module created by a second developer who has no knowledge of the first developer. You can see a video demonstrating it at this link. You can download SilverlightDesktop.net for DotNetNuke at ... Continue Reading »

Nov 29

By: Michael Washington

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Happy Thanksgiving Day

I'm sure everybody in the team and community would like to wish a Happy Thanksgiving day to those in the US, or Happy Holidays as you might say. Hopefully you are not reading this today and eating some Turkey (unless you are vegetarian, vegan or wor... Continue Reading »

Nov 27

By: Alex Shirley

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Using The Jedi Mind Trick in .NET

This blog is cross-posted from my personal Blog. In the original Star Wars movie there is a classic scene where Obi-Wan and Luke enter the Tatooine Space-port. Storm trooper: Let me see your identification. Obi-Wan: [with a small wave of hi... Continue Reading »

Nov 26

By: Charles Nurse

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DotNetNuke Corp Financing – What it means to you…

Heads up for a Dotnetnuke Blog module problem with non-ASCII characters

DotNetNuke Page Navigator: Recursive Drop Down List

ASP.NET MVC – Web Forms 2.0?

DotNetNuke Miscellany #1 – PurgeCache Scheduled Task

Roadmap for Documents Module 04.02.00

Posted my OpenForce Presentation Files

SilverlightDesktop.net for DotNetNuke updated to add Drag and Drop support

Happy Thanksgiving Day

Using The Jedi Mind Trick in .NET

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