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DAL 2 – DataContext Deep Dive

So far I have done a relatively high level review of the DAL 2 API. In this blog article I will start to take a deep-dive into the components that make up the API, beginning with the DataContext. The IDataContext interface and the PetaPocoDataContex... Continue Reading »

Dec 17

By: Charles Nurse

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Introduction to Module Sharing in DNN 7 for Mobile Websites

Good mobile user experience requires a different design than what's needed to satisfy desktop users. Two designs, two sites, and cross-linking to make it all work. This is what Jakob Nielsen, a leading web usability consultant, recommends. The challe... Continue Reading »

Dec 05

By: Israel Martinez

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FireFox 17 and Module Selector in DotNetNuke 7

Sometimes we get bitten by issues far outside of Engineering team control. This would be one of those times. FireForx recently released FireFox 17. It was discovered that our spiffy new module selector does not work well with the default settings ... Continue Reading »

Dec 03

By: Ken Grierson

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Digging Deep into Services Framework

This post is intended for advanced developers who are looking to dig deeply into the guts of Services Framework, with an eye to extending the core features of Services Framework. I will be pointing out the main classes involved in each feature of the... Continue Reading »

Nov 30

By: Scott Schlesier

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A new job… at DNNCorp!

I'm excited to make my first blog post here on DotNetNuke.com! Why am I posting here... well I've made a recent change that I'd like to share with everyone. I’d seen the job posting for the Sales Engineer role at DotNetNuke Corp for a while an... Continue Reading »

Nov 27

By: Clint Patterson

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Services Framework with Meat

This post describes a complete module built on Services Framework, HTML, and Javascript. It is intended to serve as a Services Framework example with more meat. It also shows how easy Services Framework makes it to step away from traditional code-b... Continue Reading »

Nov 27

By: Scott Schlesier

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(Re-)Announcing the DotNetNuke Announcement Module

Creating a good module makes it sometimes very hard to improve upon that. The (still current) old release of the DotNetNuke Announcements module was such a module. Created in an era long forgotten, as a DotNetNuke 4 module, it was quite good at the t... Continue Reading »

Nov 26

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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Online Help URL for upgraded DNN 7 sites

When you upgrade your site to DNN 7 the Online Help URL doesn't get changed so youll need to either run this SQL script UPDATE {databaseOwner}{objectQualifier}HostSettings Set SettingValue ='http://help.dotnetnuke.com/070000/default.htm' Where Setti... Continue Reading »

Nov 22

By: Philip Beadle

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DNN Social: why you should take note

In this blog post I intend to explore the potential of DNN Social. This is an umbrella term for the bits and pieces in the framework that allow users to interact with each other reminiscent of Facebook. It includes modules/APIs called “messaging”, “j... Continue Reading »

Nov 19

By: Peter Donker

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Using advanced caching in your own code.

A long time ago I blogged about the caching enhancements in DotNetNuke 5, and a recent blog post by Mitchel Sellers about using DotNetNuke Caching in Custom Modules triggered me into revisiting my old post. In his excellent post, Mitchel describes a... Continue Reading »

Nov 18

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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DAL 2 – DataContext Deep Dive

Introduction to Module Sharing in DNN 7 for Mobile Websites

FireFox 17 and Module Selector in DotNetNuke 7

Digging Deep into Services Framework

A new job… at DNNCorp!

Services Framework with Meat

(Re-)Announcing the DotNetNuke Announcement Module

Online Help URL for upgraded DNN 7 sites

DNN Social: why you should take note

Using advanced caching in your own code.

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