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Off to Microsoft in T-1 Week

As I've mentioned in previous posts, I'm doing a 3-month internship at Microsoft this summer/spring. Well, my start date is May 8th, so its only one week away! Since my previous post on this topic, I haven't heard from anyone who was willing to take... Continue Reading »

May 01

By: Andrew Nurse

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Mix 07 Day 2

*** This is gonna be a long one so bare with me *** As I sit in my hotel room watching "Deadliest Catch" (I love that show), pondering all that I have seen over the last few days, I wonder what was the most memorible part for me. There has... Continue Reading »

Apr 30

By: Alec Whittington

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Mix 07 - Day 0

It is not often I blog about non-DNN subject matter, so allow me a little leeway in this posting. I am often allowed to travel to industry conferences so that I can keep abreast with what is going on in the world of .NET. This week I will be attendin... Continue Reading »

Apr 29

By: Alec Whittington

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Security - It is everyone's responsibility

When it comes to security of DNN, the whole community is involved. As the users who use DNN everyday it is our responsibility to report any security holes to the DNN secuirity department according to the security policy (https://www.dnnsoftware... Continue Reading »

Apr 28

By: Shawn Mehaffie

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DotNetNuke Portals For Dummies launched today - the best birthday present ever!

Today is my [undisclosed age] birthday so what a treat to go online and see that DotNetNuke Portals For Dummies is now released and available for purchase. It was just the best present ever - I'm not sure what to ask for next year! (Shared blog post... Continue Reading »

Apr 28

By: Lorraine Young

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DotNetNuke OpenForce'07 Conference Call for Speakers

DotNetNuke OpenForce'07 Needs You Do you like to share your DotNetNuke knowledge with the community? Do you enjoy speaking in front of large crowds? You are exactly the person we are looking for. The DotNetNuke OpenForce'07 Conference is seeking you... Continue Reading »

Apr 27

By: Joe Brinkman

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Active Directory Provider News

Hello everyone. After many discussions with Joe Brinkman and Scott Willhite about the Active Directory provider I decided it was time to "put up or shut up" and applied to be the Project Lead. Imagine my surprise when the answer was "... Continue Reading »

Apr 25

By: Mike Horton

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Cache Persistence - Just for Web Farms?

Last week I was asked to help troubleshoot some performance issues with a large site running on a Web Farm. In order to support Web Farms there are two settings in the web.config AppSettings. WebFarmEnabled CachePersistence What ... Continue Reading »

Apr 24

By: Charles Nurse

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So, What is the DotNetNuke Release Process -- PART 2 : The Workflow

In the first blog, I presented an overview of the process that a DotNetNuke core module goes through once a Project lead thinks it's ready for release prior to actually being released to the community. Part 2 of this series will look at the process '... Continue Reading »

Apr 23

By: Steve Fabian

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DotNetNuke® Case Study: DynamicForms

Recently I decided to make a prototype of a DotNetNuke module project that achieved these goals: A database application that gathers data Each record can have an unlimited number of forms used for processing the same record Each for... Continue Reading »

Apr 23

By: Michael Washington

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