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DotNetNuke 4 Module Developer's Guide (coming soon)

I finished the DotNetNuke 4 Module Developer's Guide. Releases take time so it will probably take weeks before it is available in the documents download on the download page. However, most of the content is available here: DotNetNuke® Module Develop... Continue Reading »

Nov 02

By: Michael Washington

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Testing the DNN TestCase module

I have been given the task of testing a Test Case module for DotNetNuke. This module has been developed by S. Shawn Mehaffie and Andrew Nurse. The module enables Quality Assurance Administrators to set up versions and categories of a module for testi... Continue Reading »

Oct 28

By: Lorraine Young

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DotNetNuke Wiki Module Announcement

The Core Wiki Project team is proud to announce the next step in the Wiki project. We will be converting the KTomics Wiki module to be the DotNetNuke Wiki Project. What does this mean? Well be taking the appropriate steps to convert the code... Continue Reading »

Oct 27

By: Chris Hammond

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Melbourne .Net User Group Meeting 31st October

I will be Speaking at the Melbourne .Net User Group on 31st October. Here's the announcement. Philip Beadle, Senior Consultant for Readify and foundation member of the DotNetNuke (DNN) Core Team: Enterprise Development of DotNetNuke Modules ... Continue Reading »

Oct 27

By: Philip Beadle

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My new job at Readify

After a pleasant break from full time work I have now taken a part time position with Readify who are a Microsoft technical readiness company located in Melbourne, Australia. I am working in the marketing department which is something new - trying to... Continue Reading »

Oct 27

By: Lorraine Young

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Installing DotNetNuke® Version 4 Source Version

Download the Source Version of DotNetNuke. Create a directory on your hard drive. Do not put it under the wwwroot directory because it will most likely have permissions set that will make the installation difficult. Unzip the files to the d... Continue Reading »

Oct 27

By: Michael Washington

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I am speaking at the next Melbourne .Net User Group Meeting on the 31st October

Philip Beadle, Senior Consultant for Readify and foundation member of the DotNetNuke (DNN) Core Team: Enterprise Development of DotNetNuke Modules Part 1 (31st October) How to setup your development environment Developing DNN modules as Web... Continue Reading »

Oct 26

By: Philip Beadle

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Converting the DotNetNuke® Survey module to use the DAL+ (in VB and C#)

The DAL vs. The DAL+ Using the normal DotNetNuke Data Access Layer (DAL) design, we would create a database provider class (Concrete Provider) that communicated with the database and overrode methods in an abstract class (Abstract Data Provide... Continue Reading »

Oct 26

By: Michael Washington

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Microsoft Internship Update

*** Cross-Post from my personal blog ***I got an email last night informing me that Microsoft would like to interview me next week! I’ll be flying down to Redmond, WA for a day of interviews with recruiters and project teams. It’s very exciting, b... Continue Reading »

Oct 24

By: Andrew Nurse

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A match made in heaven - IE7 search providers and Google Co-op

Early today Google released Co-op , a way to create your own custom search engine, using Google's search engine to index pages and websites you select. It's pretty easy to set up, and you only need to add a bit of code to your website/blog to us... Continue Reading »

Oct 24

By: cathal connolly

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New Community Website

DotNetNuke 4 Module Developer's Guide (coming soon)

Testing the DNN TestCase module

DotNetNuke Wiki Module Announcement

Melbourne .Net User Group Meeting 31st October

My new job at Readify

Installing DotNetNuke® Version 4 Source Version

I am speaking at the next Melbourne .Net User Group Meeting on the 31st October

Converting the DotNetNuke® Survey module to use the DAL+ (in VB and C#)

Microsoft Internship Update

A match made in heaven - IE7 search providers and Google Co-op

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