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Entries for March 2006

Ever feel popular?

I'm just back after 6 weeks holiday travelling around south-east Asia. Before I left, I let the other coreteam members and my project teams know I'd be away, but it never occurred to spread the word any further. At the minute I'w wading my way throu... Continue Reading »

Mar 20

By: cathal connolly

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Fun with the Class Designer in Visual Studio...

A great way to learn the DotNetNuke structure is to examine the classes. Using the class designer in Visual Studio is a great way to do that. (This only works if you have Visual Studio 2005 Standard or higher. it does not work with the Expre... Continue Reading »

Mar 17

By: Michael Washington

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Mix06

If you are reading this blog and familiar with DotNetNuke then why don't we meet up? Just log in to Mix06 at https://content.mix06.com/ and create a meeting. I am listed as "Subzero Solutions" Continue Reading »

Mar 16

By: Leigh Pointer

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Checking your module for localization

DotNetNuke 3.0 introduced a localization framework to better serve international users. This framework has undergone several small updates in the last year to make the framework easier to use and to help developers test their modules. Standard... Continue Reading »

Mar 16

By: Joe Brinkman

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Creating a Super-Fast and Super-Easy DotNetNuke Module

I have spent the last week working on the tutorial that shows how to use the new generic methods of the Data Access Layer (DAL) that I blogged about previously. I am calling the new methods the DAL+ even though it is simply just an enhancement to the... Continue Reading »

Mar 13

By: Michael Washington

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When multi-tasking goes bad...

Sometimes I am absolutely amazed at how much modern software allows us to achieve. In years past I would have had to choose between watching TV (red), ftp'ing files to the DotNetNuke servers (green), or configuring a new server for tesing DotNe... Continue Reading »

Mar 13

By: Joe Brinkman

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Back from MS Dev Days

The event went off with flying colours. The booth was a lot nicer than the one I had last year and the atmosphere was electric. We drummed up a large audience for the Lunch Time session. This in return gave us a lot of vi... Continue Reading »

Mar 10

By: Leigh Pointer

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The Rise of the Object Data Sources

First, here is a wonderful article that explains why the Object Data Source control is so great: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/asp2objectdatasource.asp I am working in a tutorial that will show how to... Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Michael Washington

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Entries for March 2006

Ever feel popular?

Fun with the Class Designer in Visual Studio...

Mix06

Checking your module for localization

Creating a Super-Fast and Super-Easy DotNetNuke Module

When multi-tasking goes bad...

Back from MS Dev Days

The Rise of the Object Data Sources

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