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MySQL Provider (update)

June 2006 update - Since there is a MySQL provider available commercially, I am not working on the MySQL provider at this time. First, let me warn you that we are AT LEAST 6 months away from having a DotNetNuke MySQL provider. This is just a blog to... Continue Reading »

May 03

By: Michael Washington

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Magic Numbers and why I like VB/C# .Net

I have been reading Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code by Martin Fowler and came across a statment from Chapter 8 that seemed rather ironic. "Magic numbers, numbers with special meaning, have long been a problem. I remember being to... Continue Reading »

May 02

By: Joe Brinkman

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DotNetNuke 3.3 / 4.1 Release Status

I am very happy to announce that the DotNetNuke 3.3/4.1 release is now in full Stabilization phase. The initial Beta build ( 3.2.3 ) was released to Platinum Benefactors last Monday, April 24 and there has been a lot of valuable discussion ... Continue Reading »

Apr 30

By: Shaun Walker

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Still not a believer

What I am about to say may be sacreligious in some circles but I feel it can never be said enough. CSS is not ready to be my primary method for laying out pages. There. I said it. I know. By now I expect people are frantically... Continue Reading »

Apr 29

By: Joe Brinkman

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Update on Firebird DP

Lots of stuff has been happening in the past few weeks/months which had resulted in my inability to complete this as expected. I had to step away to complete a project in China and am still trying to catch up with the work here before I left for Chin... Continue Reading »

Apr 21

By: Sanjay Mehrotra

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Express products are now free forever

I'm glad to see someone at Microsoft realised the notion of making most of the Express product line free for download for only a year was a poorly planned marketing snafu , and today updated the FAQ for the Express products making them free... Continue Reading »

Apr 19

By: cathal connolly

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Introducing the Property Editor Control

Early on in the work on enhancing the profile, it became clear that if we provided the capability for administrators to add profile properties, then we could no longer predict what profile fields there would be and furthermore, what datatype these fi... Continue Reading »

Apr 18

By: Charles Nurse

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Major Changes in Membership/Roles/Profile (5) - Miscellaneous

In my previous Blogs on this topic I have described some of the major new enhancements coming for Membership/Roles/Profile. This blog is a miscellany of new features/changes.New Profile StorageMany of the enhancements in this release are related to ... Continue Reading »

Apr 18

By: Charles Nurse

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Beam Me up 'Nukers

Working on a DNN project and contributing to the collective has been something I desired since DNN was in the 1.x release mode. Until recently, I had not the time to assist on any of the framework, but rather have spent countless hours adjusting the ... Continue Reading »

Apr 14

By: Kevin Schreiner

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Performance Counters - Analysing DNN

Now that I have a pretty good automated process for creating new builds the next task was to figure out which performance counters I should be looking at why. Vladan Strigo has compiled the following list of things to look at when analysing an ... Continue Reading »

Apr 08

By: Philip Beadle

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