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Back from Nashville and more DotNetNuke Training

I got back from Nashville this evening. I took a flight down there Monday night to provide a couple of days of DotNetNuke training to one of our new clients down there. Overall it was a great trip. The client is great, staff was a blast, we had fun, ... Continue Reading »

Oct 04

By: Chris Hammond

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UDT 3.3.5 has been entered release process

As first module, UDT 3.3.5 has entered the new release process set up by DotNetNuke Core Team. This new process shall take care, that all necessary tasks are taken by the project team and tests are performed by Q&A group. Dut to the f... Continue Reading »

Oct 04

By: Sebastian Leupold

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Taking control of the Banner module

The banners module is one of DNN's old time classic modules. Both the module and the Vendors directory have seem some changes lately, but the central functionality is the same - you can display banners on a page which update when the page is refreshe... Continue Reading »

Oct 04

By: Lorraine Young

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The Fastest Easiest Development Environment (without using IIS)

What You Need: Visual Web Developer Express (download) SQL Server Express (download) The latest copy of the DotNetNuke "Install Version" (download) Download and Install DotNetNuk... Continue Reading »

Oct 03

By: Michael Washington

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Vista RC1 - Not ready for primetime (at least for developers)

I finally gave up trying to get all the application I use to work in the 64-bit version and decided that migrating to the 64-bit would have to wait for the application vendors to catch up with the OS. I then installed the 32-bit version of Vist... Continue Reading »

Oct 01

By: Shawn Mehaffie

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IActionable: Add Items to Your DotNetNuke® Module Menu

.Code { background-color: #FFFBD6; border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; border-color: #cc0000; padding: 5px 10px 5px 10px; } .CodeKeyword { color: #0000FF; } .CodeComment { color: #008000; } .CodeString { color: #800000; } ... Continue Reading »

Sep 29

By: Michael Washington

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Microsoft Internship?

First off, let me let everyone know that the next version of Reports is coming out really soon now! I'm sorry for all the delays, the first weeks of a semester can be hecktic. So, I've started the Fall semester (actually I'm one month in now) and thi... Continue Reading »

Sep 28

By: Andrew Nurse

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Packaging and protecting your DotNetNuke® Module

You want to create a DotnetNuke module and you want to distribute it but you don't want to give away your source code? Step 1 Follow these directions to set up your development environment: Setting-up the Development Environment Step 2 Create ... Continue Reading »

Sep 28

By: Michael Washington

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Accessing Old asp.net posts

DotNetNuke - Main Forum: http://forums.asp.net/90/ShowForum.aspx DotNetNuke - Getting Started: http://forums.asp.net/96/ShowForum.aspx DotNetNuke - Core Framework: http://forums.asp.net/97/ShowForum.aspx DotNetNuke - Custom Modules: http://forums.... Continue Reading »

Sep 27

By: Philip Beadle

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Is your project fiscally sound? Part II

Overview In one of the comments on "Should Microsoft Financially Support Open Source", a reader asked if I would grade past and current efforts at keeping DotNetNuke fiscally sound. I will try to answer that here, bearing in mind that this is ... Continue Reading »

Sep 21

By: Joe Brinkman

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IActionable: Add Items to Your DotNetNuke® Module Menu

Microsoft Internship?

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Accessing Old asp.net posts

Is your project fiscally sound? Part II

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