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DotNetNuke: Charts and Graphs

I posted a new Tutorial on using the Microsoft Chart Controls and DotNetNuke: http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/Charting/ Continue Reading »

Nov 26

By: Michael Washington

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DotNetNuke Raises Venture Capital

Earlier this week we announced that DotNetNuke has raised venture capital from a syndicate of tier 1 venture capital firms, August Capital and Sierra Ventures. Considering the current state of the global economy, this announcement is a huge vote of c... Continue Reading »

Nov 26

By: Shaun Walker

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Why DotNetNuke Corp getting funding is good for you!

All of this information is simply my opinion, value it, or devalue it as you may ;) So in case you live under a rock, DotNetNuke Corporation announced that they’ve raised Series A Capital through a couple of venture firms this week. This was actuall... Continue Reading »

Nov 25

By: Chris Hammond

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SQL Reporting Services 2008 and DotNetNuke

I posted a 3 part tutorial on using SQL Reporting Services 2008 with DotNetNuke. Most of the tutorial is spent explaining how to make Reporting Services work. The last part explains how to make a DotNetNuke module log into Reporting Services and dis... Continue Reading »

Nov 24

By: Michael Washington

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IWeb passes 100

The IWeb project passed the 100 vote mark recently in the DotNetNuke Forge. I wanted to take a moment to note this achievement because it looks like IWeb will finally lose it's position as the project with the most downloads. It looks as if the Ealo... Continue Reading »

Nov 21

By: Michael Washington

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DNN 5 RC2 Testing testing testing...

In case you didn't know (maybe you are still celebrating the US elections, or even recovering from your jet lag to Open Force) DNN 5 RC2 is out. Its only purpose is to give a heads up for the developer and skinner community, plus it gives YOU the abi... Continue Reading »

Nov 19

By: Alex Shirley

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SEO, Permalink, URL Friendliness, oh my!

Rip Rowan has recently published a great post outlining the improvements the blog module underwent with respect to the "Permalink" link in an effort to improve SEO for the Blog Module. Take a look at comprehensive post and let us know what you think... Continue Reading »

Nov 18

By: Antonio Chagoury

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Using DotNetNuke to Build Groupware Applications

This article was first published in SDN magazine nr 97, May 2008 Introduction The use of (networked) computers to support collaborative work is far from new. For decades now Groupware, as it is commonly referred to, has been developed to help geogr... Continue Reading »

Nov 17

By: Peter Donker

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Magnifier tool for demo presentations

During one of my demos at OpenForce, I used a zooming utility written by a friend of mine, Robert Burke, back when he worked for Microsoft Ireland. It's a great WPF-based tool that uses hotkeys to magnify the screen (via a smooth animation), and allo... Continue Reading »

Nov 17

By: cathal connolly

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Thought from OpenForce 2008

On my flight back from DevConnections / OpenForce 2008, I decided to write up a blog about my thoughts about the conference and post them for the community (which I could do offline with WLW). 1) My hat is off to DotNetNuke Corp. for putting togethe... Continue Reading »

Nov 17

By: Shawn Mehaffie

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DotNetNuke: Charts and Graphs

DotNetNuke Raises Venture Capital

Why DotNetNuke Corp getting funding is good for you!

SQL Reporting Services 2008 and DotNetNuke

IWeb passes 100

DNN 5 RC2 Testing testing testing...

SEO, Permalink, URL Friendliness, oh my!

Using DotNetNuke to Build Groupware Applications

Magnifier tool for demo presentations

Thought from OpenForce 2008

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