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Entries for August 2008

Philip Beadle's WISDOM

Despite the fact our desks are only arms length apart, sometimes it can take a while for DNN information to filter across the space between us. Today I discovered Philip's WISDOM acronym and thought it was great. As a non developer working with DNN n... Continue Reading »

Aug 25

By: Lorraine Young

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The Language SkinObject explained

.style1 { border: 2px dashed #CC0000; } .style2 { font-weight: bold; border-bottom : 2px dashed #CC0000; } .style3 { font-family: "Courier New", Courier, monospace; } This blog is long overdue. In DotNetNuke 04.06.00 the language skin... Continue Reading »

Aug 24

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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Newsfeeds 04.00.00 Released!

Hi all, This post is to announce that the new version of Newsfeeds has actually passed all stages of testing last Thursday. This is a bit of a champagne moment as it marks the end of a very long process. Initially another approach was taken ... Continue Reading »

Aug 23

By: Peter Donker

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Links Module version 04.00.01 released

Today, DotNetNuke Links module version 04.00.01 was released. There was only one issue that needed fixing: the compatible versions node in the dnn file prevented the module to be installed in DNN 4.7.0, and it would also not install in DNN 4.9.0. Th... Continue Reading »

Aug 21

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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Have you used the User Defined Table module? You should!

I must say a few things about the User Defined Table (UDT) module for DotNetNuke, I have seen it, but hardly ever used it. I had a site that was using it that I needed to make some changes to tonight, I've been putting off the changes because I was a... Continue Reading »

Aug 21

By: Chris Hammond

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Creating Testable Modules - The MVP Pattern

At the Open Force Europe conference in October I will be presenting a talk on Creating Testable Modules. In this series of blogs I will be describing my learning experiences as I work my way through creating the examples and presentation materi... Continue Reading »

Aug 20

By: Charles Nurse

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Presenting content using Announcement templates

The Announcements module is one of the original DotNetNuke modules which on the surface appears to offer much the same functionality as when it was originally created. However the latest versions have a new settings that provide great control over th... Continue Reading »

Aug 20

By: Lorraine Young

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The Events team wil miss the effort of team member Michael Kamp

People who followed the Events forum (one of the most active ones for core modules) will have noticed that the contribution of Michael Kamp is missing for some weeks already. Michael was very active in the forum, answering questions almost before a... Continue Reading »

Aug 17

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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IWeb reaches 1000

Today IWeb reached 1000 members. This is not a big number because the DotNetNuke project can grow by 1000 members in a single day. However, IWeb is just a small project that provides code to call web service methods inside DotNetNuke. It is not reall... Continue Reading »

Aug 17

By: Michael Washington

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New windows from your menu item?

I saw a lot of posts asking about how to open a link in a new window from the menu URL. I posted a simple solution in the old days of the asp.net forums for dotnetnuke and today I decided to blog about it becuase I think it could be useful It could ... Continue Reading »

Aug 15

By: Mauricio Márquez

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