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Core Team, Here I Come!

I am very excited to be part of the group of project team leaders that were promoted to he Core Team this week. With this promotion come new responsibilities. For me personally this means that I have also been appointed as Core Team Sponsor for the E... Continue Reading »

Jan 11

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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Going Aboard

Last year was quite successful. Together with Sebastian we worked out some new releases of UDT. We added a lot of new features. The upcoming release was planned as a simple maintenance release, however it turned into an exciting point release again a... Continue Reading »

Jan 11

By: Stefan Cullmann

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The Future of Reports

First off, I'm really excited to announce that I've been promoted to the Core Team! My responsibility this year will basically remain the same as it was last year, and that is to focus on developing the Reports Module. I'm looking forward to getting ... Continue Reading »

Jan 11

By: Andrew Nurse

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My Role in DotNetNuke

DotNetNuke Roles in 2007 As part of our recent DotNetNuke re-organization, every returning core team member was asked to commit to specific areas of responsibility. This is something we have been very lax about enforcing in past years, b... Continue Reading »

Jan 10

By: Joe Brinkman

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My 2007 DotNetNuke Role

For the past year have served as the QA Team leader, and DNN is so big that this really was more than 1 person could handle. I will be the first to admit, that by trying to do it all, I was able to finish very little because there was just to m... Continue Reading »

Jan 10

By: Shawn Mehaffie

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Installing and upgrading modules in DNN, a developer's view

There's some misunderstanding on how DotNetNuke Modules are installed and which steps are executed during a module installation or upgrade. I'll try to cover both scenarios on this post and I hope this helps to get a clearer idea of how this works. ... Continue Reading »

Jan 09

By: Vicenç Masanas

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New features on page management

DotNetNuke latest 4.4 version contains two new features on the page settings control that helps a lot when maintaining large web sites with subsections where you tend to apply different skins and / or permissions. On any page, when you go to "P... Continue Reading »

Jan 09

By: Vicenç Masanas

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A few DotNetNuke resources from Chris Hammond

I gave a presentation last night to the C# User's Group here in St. Louis on how to get started with C# module development in DotNetNuke. I said I'd put together a blog post with some resources, so here it is. How to develop and debug DNN with Windo... Continue Reading »

Jan 09

By: Chris Hammond

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Dynamically loaded user controls (.ascx)

When you have a link in your DotNetNuke custom module that navigates from a view control to a Edit control (see NavigateURL: How to make a link), all the other controls on the page disappear. To get around this you can load the user controls on... Continue Reading »

Jan 07

By: Michael Washington

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Progress: 2007 Organizational Changes

As of January 5th, our internal review of roles / responsibilities has been completed. At that same time letters were sent to all current Core Team Members and Project Leads containing either invitations to accept roles for 2007 or a request fo... Continue Reading »

Jan 06

By: Scott Willhite

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Installing and upgrading modules in DNN, a developer's view

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A few DotNetNuke resources from Chris Hammond

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Progress: 2007 Organizational Changes

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