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Meet The Dúnadan Raptor

As an inaugural entry for my newly created DNN Blog, I thought I'd start by introducing myself to the community. I am a self-taught developer and IT professional with a background in radio broadcasting and marketing. My experience with technology wa... Continue Reading »

Sep 05

By: Néstor Sánchez

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Forum Module - Creating a Poll

As I was waiting for the forum module to go through the release process, I found a need to add polling. Since the module barely made it thorugh the release tracker, I decided I might as well re-submit the latest package as it also included several mi... Continue Reading »

Sep 04

By: Chris Paterra

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Repository Module 4.0 - Sneak Peek #2, Custom Repository Controls

One of the really cool things that you will be able to do with version 4.0 of the Repository module is add entire new functionality without ever laying eyes on the code. The 4.0 template engine supports the dynamic loading of custom controls which en... Continue Reading »

Aug 30

By: Steve Fabian

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Survey 04.01.10 Released

The newest version of the Survey module has been released. It contains these enhancements/fixes: Allow administrators to export survey results to a file Prevent mozilla based browsers users from voting more than once Continue Reading »

Aug 29

By: Michael Washington

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Next version of ClientAPI and WebControls

One of the things I look for when choosing a conference to attend is how much am I going to learn. Past experience has shown me that I learn the most useful information when attending a conference dealing with new technology, which is probably why I ... Continue Reading »

Aug 27

By: Jon Henning

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DotNetNuke : A Single Sign on Solution (C#)

DotNetNuke is an ideal place to to use as a starting point for all of your users. Frequently users need to access external applications and they are required to log into those applications again after logging into DotNetNuke. A more desired solution ... Continue Reading »

Aug 26

By: Michael Washington

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Reports Module 5.0 Update – Data Sources part 1: Microsoft SQL Server

As promised, here is the first of my series focusing on the new data sources in the Reports module version 5.0. The Microsoft SQL Server Data Source allows host users to configure a report to retrieve data from ANY Microsoft SQL Server Database acce... Continue Reading »

Aug 25

By: Andrew Nurse

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4.6.0 A Sneak Peek (4) - IHydratable part 2

This is the fourth article on some of the features in the upcoming 4.6.0 release. In this article I continue the discussion on the new interface - IHydratable. In the previous blog I discussed the use of the new "Fill" method. In th... Continue Reading »

Aug 24

By: Charles Nurse

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Getting your CSS layouts to behave.

I have been building some new skins using CSS to do the layout. This is a bit of a challenge but worth it once you get the hang of it. One of the neat tricks I learnt from Damian Edwards is that when you float a div this can behav... Continue Reading »

Aug 24

By: Philip Beadle

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4.6.0 A Sneak Peek (3) - IHydratable part 1

This blog is the third in a series looking at the new features in the next release of DotNetNuke, and focusses on the new IHydratable interface. There are two pieces to this interface, which is designed to make it easier to hydrate your bu... Continue Reading »

Aug 22

By: Charles Nurse

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Meet The Dúnadan Raptor

Forum Module - Creating a Poll

Repository Module 4.0 - Sneak Peek #2, Custom Repository Controls

Survey 04.01.10 Released

Next version of ClientAPI and WebControls

DotNetNuke : A Single Sign on Solution (C#)

Reports Module 5.0 Update – Data Sources part 1: Microsoft SQL Server

4.6.0 A Sneak Peek (4) - IHydratable part 2

Getting your CSS layouts to behave.

4.6.0 A Sneak Peek (3) - IHydratable part 1

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