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Entries for 'Michael Washington'

Authenticate users against another portal

DotNetNuke allows you to create child portals which operate as separate websites. In some cases one might find it desirable to authenticate the users of second portal against the user database of the first portal. I posted a module with code that dem... Continue Reading »

Jun 10

By: Michael Washington

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Updated DNNSilverlight to Silverlight 2 Beta 2

Microsoft released Silverlight 2 Beta 2 which is fine but it made all Silverlight 2 applications stop working. I updated the examples on http://dnnsilverlight.adefwebserver.com but my Silverlight Administration that used the Silverlight Datagrid... Continue Reading »

Jun 08

By: Michael Washington

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A notable Forge contributor

I just noticed William Severance contributed another module to the DNN Forge. The module, Content Dejour displays content based on the time a person views the module. He also has another popular project, Image Upload and Editor Control that... Continue Reading »

May 31

By: Michael Washington

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Core members feel the pain of upgrades too

Being on the Core is not all fun and games and access to the DNN 5 early Beta's (grin). We run DotNetNuke sites just like everyone else and when a security release comes out we have to upgrade our sites just like everyone else. Nice to know that whe... Continue Reading »

May 27

By: Michael Washington

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DotNetNuke Silverlight Live Meeting Presentation

I plan to give a presentation on creating DotNetNuke modules using Silverlight for the Southern California DotNetNuke User Group that will also be broadcast over Live Meeting this Wednesday at 6:00pm (Pacific Standard Time). You can get the... Continue Reading »

May 11

By: Michael Washington

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IWebCSharp - IWeb is now also in C#

Using IWeb is very simple. You install the IWeb module and then you start adding you own methods. You will automatically have security for your methods that can be administered from the configuration screen. The only problem is you have to write... Continue Reading »

May 09

By: Michael Washington

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Error: A ScriptManager is required on the page to use ASP.NET AJAX Script Components...

Hmmm I'm just posting here in case anyone runs into this problem. I am sitting here happily programming away on my DotNetNuke module and then all of a sudden I get this error on any page that is using ASP.NET AJAX: Method: AjaxControlToolkit.Scrip... Continue Reading »

May 02

By: Michael Washington

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Scheduled Services, iPortable, iSearchable, localization

I really give these subjects a quick overview on my site (I don't cover Scheduled Services at all). Ryan Morgan has put together a video on his site covering a session he recently did for the Orlando Code Camp. He covers: Using Local... Continue Reading »

Apr 28

By: Michael Washington

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Microsoft's Live Mesh and DotNetNuke

Ok Live Mesh: https://www.mesh.com/Welcome/LearnMore.aspx My opinion: Live Desktop is cool. I wish we thought of it. I think it will actually take off. People will want to administer their DotNetNuke website from their Live Desktop.... Continue Reading »

Apr 23

By: Michael Washington

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Linq to SQL: Use a ListView to implement grouping

I finally completed my DotNetNuke Linq to SQL tutorial. The final installment shows you how to create a ListView with grouping. It also is pageable. As an extra bonus it remembers which sections are expanded even when you page forward and page back. ... Continue Reading »

Apr 13

By: Michael Washington

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Entries for 'Michael Washington'

Authenticate users against another portal

Updated DNNSilverlight to Silverlight 2 Beta 2

A notable Forge contributor

Core members feel the pain of upgrades too

DotNetNuke Silverlight Live Meeting Presentation

IWebCSharp - IWeb is now also in C#

Error: A ScriptManager is required on the page to use ASP.NET AJAX Script Components...

Scheduled Services, iPortable, iSearchable, localization

Microsoft's Live Mesh and DotNetNuke

Linq to SQL: Use a ListView to implement grouping

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