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Entries for 'Michael Washington'

Upgrading DotNetNuke to ASP.NET 4.0

I want to use OData to make DotNetNuke modules. For that, I need ASP.NET 4.0. I develop on a Windows 7 computer using IIS7. My DotNetNuke website runs under ASP.NET 3.5. This is what I did to run it under ASP.NET 4.0: 1. Backup the Database and the ... Continue Reading »

May 25

By: Michael Washington

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Several DotNetNuke Silverlight File Managers

Over the years I have created several DotNetNuke Silverlight File managers. Each one is actually different and handles a different scenario. What they all have in common, is that they use Silverlight to enable uploads of large files. Here is the bre... Continue Reading »

May 10

By: Michael Washington

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A DotNetNuke Silverlight 4 Drag and Drop File Manager

I just posted a DotNetNuke version of the Silverlight 4 Drag and Drop File manager covered in these CodeProject articles: Silverlight View Model Style File Manager Silverlight View Model Style File Manager Drag and Drop Upload (part 2) Thi... Continue Reading »

May 09

By: Michael Washington

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No Apologies

I think the hardest part of writing a book, is having to accept the negative reviews on Amazon. I expect my latest book, Building Websites with DotNetNuke 5, to get about 2 stars due to the negative reviews I am expecting. Now, this book has a ... Continue Reading »

Apr 10

By: Michael Washington

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DotNetNuke® Silverlight Traffic Module

At the last Microsoft MVP summit, I was eating lunch with Jeff Paries who I had collaborated with on previous Silverlight projects, but had not met in person until that week. I commented that I had not used the Silverlight gauge he created about a ye... Continue Reading »

Mar 07

By: Michael Washington

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Yet another collection of free DotNetNuke modules

While you will find a bunch of free DotNetNuke modules with source code in the DotNetNuke Forge, I recently found a list on Software’s Edge that contains some modules not found in the Forge. Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Michael Washington

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Setting-up Your DotNetNuke® Development Environment on Windows 7 using IIS

Here is my disclaimer, Cathal has a post explaining the correct way to install DotNetNuke on Windows 7 so that you can use the “cross-app pool isolation feature”. However, I posted a tutorial that explains how to install DotNetNuke the “old way” usi... Continue Reading »

Feb 26

By: Michael Washington

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Yet Another Silverlight File Uploader

You are probably thinking “Didn’t he already post a free DotNetNuke Silverlight file Uploader ?”. Well yeah I did, but this one is different. This one allows a DotNetNuke portal administrator to place an instance of the module on a page and upload ... Continue Reading »

Feb 21

By: Michael Washington

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Silverlight Keep Logged In: Prevent pages from timing out

If you have a page that contains a lot of information for users to enter, you can run into a problem where their authentication will “time out”. Usually this authentication is set to expire after 20 minutes of “inactivity” (the user has not submitted... Continue Reading »

Feb 12

By: Michael Washington

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Easy Simple <strike>Unit</strike> umm Business Rule Testing (for DotNetNuke and Linq to SQL)

At my day job we have an advanced developer who was given a difficult project where he has to implement a dozen business rules. I’m talking “ask for a blessing before you go in” and “ask for forgiveness when you come out” complicated code. I watched... Continue Reading »

Feb 07

By: Michael Washington

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Upgrading DotNetNuke to ASP.NET 4.0

Several DotNetNuke Silverlight File Managers

A DotNetNuke Silverlight 4 Drag and Drop File Manager

No Apologies

DotNetNuke® Silverlight Traffic Module

Yet another collection of free DotNetNuke modules

Setting-up Your DotNetNuke® Development Environment on Windows 7 using IIS

Yet Another Silverlight File Uploader

Silverlight Keep Logged In: Prevent pages from timing out

Easy Simple <strike>Unit</strike> umm Business Rule Testing (for DotNetNuke and Linq to SQL)

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