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DotNetNuke 4.5 Features: Installation Wizard

DotNetNuke Feature Videos This will be the first in a series of blogs that show DotNetNuke features in action. Each video will highlight one new DotNetNuke feature. My point with the video's will be to supplement some of the great blogs ... Continue Reading »

Jun 14

By: Joe Brinkman

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OpenForce '07 Speakers and Sessions

The official list of Speakers and Sessions have been posted on the DotNetNuke OpenForce '07 website. We are really excited about the list of speakers for the conference. We have a few additional special guests that we are still finalizing... Continue Reading »

Jun 14

By: Joe Brinkman

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Dynamic controls, postbacks and viewstate data

Many developers out there use a well known technique for dynamically loading an .ascx into another custom .ascx. That technique is applied in the code behind and there are many variants of that code created by many developers out there. The first th... Continue Reading »

Jun 14

By: Mauricio Márquez

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Just say no to IFrames

Here are excepts from a recent email conversation with a friend: Me: Why are you using an IFrame? I’m really disliking the IFrame part so we need to start there :) Him: I’m using an IFrame because it offers the advantag... Continue Reading »

Jun 13

By: Michael Washington

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Upgrading DotNetNuke

A frequent question in the forums is "How to upgrade my DotNetNuke install".. I thought i'd post a brief guide here for easy ref download the upgrade package of the version you wish to upgrade to unzip or copy or ftp all f... Continue Reading »

Jun 12

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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CS2007: An Open Source Requiem? Read your license...

The American Heritage dictionary defines a requiem as “A hymn, composition, or service for the dead”. Lately you can read a great deal about the recent release of Community Server 2007 and the changes in its licensing model. So... Continue Reading »

Jun 11

By: Scott Willhite

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Unit testing DotNetNuke Modules

Yesterday I was reading through the forums and came across this article about UnitTesting DNN Modules. I read the article and then got out VS and tried to get Unti Testing working on my Help project. The only thing i had to change was to ... Continue Reading »

Jun 11

By: Philip Beadle

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How to use Sub-Categories in the new Repository release

One of the biggest changes in 3.01.12 is the ability to define unlimited levels of sub-categories. The enhancement was added in such as way as not to break any existing Repositories out there, or force you to make any changes. So even though there ar... Continue Reading »

Jun 09

By: Steve Fabian

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Why are you stuck on an old version of DotNetNuke?

When DotNetNuke released version 4.5, we decided that the next version of Active Forums would only support DotNetNuke 4.5 and higher. Why? Because it's the best release we have seen yet and offers some of the latest technology functions that we can l... Continue Reading »

Jun 08

By: Will Morgenweck

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The Release Tracker is now Public!

I've written a couple of blogs on the Release Tracker module and how the core team is using it to manage the QA process for project releases. Now that we've been using the module for a couple of months, the Tracker module has been made public so that... Continue Reading »

Jun 08

By: Steve Fabian

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DotNetNuke 4.5 Features: Installation Wizard

OpenForce '07 Speakers and Sessions

Dynamic controls, postbacks and viewstate data

Just say no to IFrames

Upgrading DotNetNuke

CS2007: An Open Source Requiem? Read your license...

Unit testing DotNetNuke Modules

How to use Sub-Categories in the new Repository release

Why are you stuck on an old version of DotNetNuke?

The Release Tracker is now Public!

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