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Entries for 'Ian Robinson'

DotNetNuke and jQuery: An Overview

Recently I received an email from someone who had attended one of my DNN training sessions asking to clarify some questions about jQuery usage. This person was just getting started with jQuery in DNN, and had inherited a skin that loaded jQuery itsel... Continue Reading »

Mar 08

By: Ian Robinson

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First Look: JS/CSS File Combining and Versioning Enhancements in DotNetNuke 6.2

The CSS and JS management features in DNN 6.1+, while technically very cool features, have been a bit of a pain to understand and manage. You have to either edit the web.config, use the configuration manager module, or downoad a community module in o... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Ian Robinson

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Client Resource Management Administration for DNN 6.1+

Update: Please note if you are using DotNetNuke 6.2+ you do not need (and should not use) this module. Administration features are built directly in to host and admin settings now). Please read this blog post about the new features. If you’re ... Continue Reading »

Dec 07

By: Ian Robinson

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jQuery & jQuery UI in DNN 6.1.0 and 6.1.1

There have been some exciting changes made with respect to working with JavaScript in DNN 6.1 that give developers more flexibility and everyone faster sites. More importantly, the groundwork has now been laid to build an even better “client side sto... Continue Reading »

Nov 18

By: Ian Robinson

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DNN 6.1 JS/CSS File Combination: Potential Gotchas

Recently I wrote about how DotNetNuke 6.1 introduces exciting new ways for developers to manage CSS and JavaScript. The release represents a significant first step in optimizing the client side impact of the framework by focusing on reducing the numb... Continue Reading »

Oct 27

By: Ian Robinson

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Enhancements for working with JavaScript and CSS files in DNN 6.1

Client side performance is something that a lot of us in the web world feel passionately about, and recently I’ve had the pleasure of working on some very exciting DNN enhancements in this area. I'll lead with a fun fact: number of CSS/JavaScri... Continue Reading »

Oct 07

By: Ian Robinson

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DotNetNuke 6: jQuery, jQuery UI, and New jQuery Plugins

There are many exciting updates around jQuery in DotNetNuke 6. This post will provide an overview of the changes and a recap of some of the existing functionality to give you a good picture of the many ways jQuery is used, and how you may use it movi... Continue Reading »

Jul 20

By: Ian Robinson

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Entries for 'Ian Robinson'

DotNetNuke and jQuery: An Overview

First Look: JS/CSS File Combining and Versioning Enhancements in DotNetNuke 6.2

Client Resource Management Administration for DNN 6.1+

jQuery & jQuery UI in DNN 6.1.0 and 6.1.1

DNN 6.1 JS/CSS File Combination: Potential Gotchas

Enhancements for working with JavaScript and CSS files in DNN 6.1

DotNetNuke 6: jQuery, jQuery UI, and New jQuery Plugins

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