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After struggling for quite a while and trying every suggestion in several blogs and forums I found that is was quite simple to solve a failed execution message. The interesting part is that everywhere you could see hints about identity. As you will see...
Find the original of this one , the first of a series of posts at my DotnetNuke Blog. This one mostly happens to newcomers to DotNetNuke development that don’t read, or just do some fast skimming over the instructions for DotNetNuke installation. It doesn...
I needed to create a report in a DNN website to obtain the Total billable hours for a single case in Dynamics CRM. All my previous DotNetNuke modules for CRM had been done in VS2005, which lead me to miss a detail. I published the post at my DotNetNuke...
I worked in broadcasting and journalism long before I got involved in technology and it is another passion of mine. While my love for DNN progressively increased, I would devour as much information as I could find. In the DNN 2.X days, most of the available...
This Wrox book by my DotNetNuke fellow colleague Mitchel Sellers is out and I got my copy yesterday. This 300-page book has 18 chapters and 5 appendixes that walk you through the process of creating a module. I was glad to see that Professional DotNetNuke...
I had been using Vista on a Virtual PC to slowly become acquainted and I had refused to own a notebook, until I was sucked into reality when my wife asked me to take a week off or else... Long story short, I looked for and bought a laptop in less than...
I think people over 30 never cease to be amazed at what is possible to do using the Internet. Yesterday, I shared a conversation of a few hours with Don Worthley , creator of a DotNetNuke module that makes publishing to DNN modules a breeze . Don is a...
My daughter's birth caused major changes in my life. Unlike with my first child, I dedicated part of my day to take care of her. Last Thursday we celebrated her first birthday and I took some time to evaluate the impact the decision had on my professional...
If you are close, don't forget to go to the OpenForce US Connections event that will be co-located with the DevConnections conferences. Aside from enjoying a Las Vegas trip, you will have access to some interesting sessions related to module development...
It is hard enough to keep up with all the stuff coming out of Microsoft for developers. Although I don't think there will be rush to upgrade to the newly released SQL 2008, the case for .Net 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 SP1 is different. ASP.NET Dynamic...
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