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The DotNetNuke Design Challenge (Skin Contest) was announced late last year during the North American OpenForce in Las Vegas by co-founder Scott Willhite as a commitment to bring high quality DotNetNuke design to the community for free. The DotNetNuke Experience has been working hard on bringing the contest together for all designers around the world to...
Following the post I did about ERD Data Model and Meta Dictionary back in January, I’ve received many e-mails from people expressed their interests in having the most up-to-date version as DotNetNuke released version 5.2.2 a few weeks back. Most of them found these resources quite helpful and have asked if we plan on releasing the latest versions.
This is the third in a series of posts meant to both introduce Open Web Studio (OWS) to those that are unfamiliar and focus on a particularly compelling feature within the OWS framework.
This is the second in a series of posts meant to both introduce Open Web Studio (OWS) to those that are unfamiliar and focus on a particularly compelling feature within the OWS framework.
This is the first in a series of posts meant to both introduce Open Web Studio (OWS) to those that are unfamiliar and focus on a particularly compelling feature within the OWS framework.
DNNMenu Unveiled
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 by Cuong Dang
DotNetNuke 5 introduces many exciting changes from administration, module development to skinning. One of my favorite enhancements is the upgrade of DNNMenu version 2 which allows DNN designers to specify the HTML output of the control to use unordered list. This is definitely a helpful upgrade.
Here at R2i we work with DotNetNuke (DNN) Community and Professional Edition CMS versions building custom modules, integrating outside systems & data sources and performing regular upgrades for many clients' sites. We find that every day we are referencing the data model. To help our software engineers we have created the ERD data model and meta data dictionary documents for reference.
This document outlines installation of modules that come packaged with DotNetNuke® 5 and modules which are not part of the DotNetNuke® 5 package. I will refer to these two types of modules as Pre-installed Modules and Third Party Modules.
This document outlines installation of modules that come packaged with DNN® and modules which are not part of the DNN® package. I will refer to these two types of modules as Pre-installed Modules and Third Party Modules.