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  • Looking for DotNetNuke Modules? (minor rant, hopefully an informative post)

    I’m going to start this blog post off with a minor rant about purchasing DNN modules, and had intended to follow that up with a discussion on the evolution of the DotNetNuke ecosystem customer, but both topics have grown larger than initially planned so I will break them up into two separate posts. So...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 10-28-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, .net, Modules, DotNetNuke Modules, General Software Development, Module Development, OpenForce, OpenForce 08, OpenForce08

  • Check your CSS for DotNetNuke 4.9.0

    I started on an update to one of our modules for DotNetNuke this week, and was surprised to see many of the administrative pages looked like they had no styles applied to them.  Tables were jumbled, with no differentiation between header and or row content; things just didn’t look right. As I tried...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 10-16-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, Development, General Software Development, Troubleshooting, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke Modules, .NET, Engage Modules, CSS, Module Development, module.css

  • Engage Publish 4.4.4 Released

    Tonight we released the latest version of Engage Publish , 4.4.4 (12/9/2007) . This release has a few minor bug fixes, a few UI improvements, and some enhanced features! Here's a brief overview of the changes for 4.4.4. Be sure to read about all of the changes in the Release Notes for 4.4.4 . Corrected...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 12-10-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, Engage Software, Module Development

  • Packaging your DotNetNuke Module using NANT

    A few years back I was enlightened by Chris Paterra in the ways of using NANT scripts to aid in the packaging of DotNetNuke Modules. Using NANT to package your WAP (web application project) modules within Visual Studio 2005 is a snap, and can save you a LOT of time each time you have to come up with...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 07-10-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, VB.NET, ASP.NET, c#, daily tips, DotNetNuke Tips, Module Development, Engage, NANT

  • Understanding Module Isolation in DotNetNuke

    Also known as "Why Did My Skin Just Change?" and "Why Doesn't NavigateURL work?" When navigating to between controls within your DotNetNuke module, you have many options (and would do well to read Michael Washington's Module Navigation tutorial on the subject). If you decide to use the built-in navigation...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 01-21-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, Development, General Software Development, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke Modules, .NET, Module Development

  • Packaging Modules for DotNetNuke 5

    We just released Engage: Events , and realized that our DNN 4 compatible package might not work exactly as we'd like when used in DNN 5. If you're a DNN module developer, you probably already know that there have been a ton of changes to the module installer in 5.0. It will still accept the old module...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 02-17-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Engage Software, DotNetNuke, Development, General Software Development, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke Modules, .NET, Engage Modules, Module Development, DotNetNuke 5.x, Module Installation

  • Compile Error Message HTML

    Server Error in '/dotnetnuke_2' Application. Compilation Error Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific error details and modify your source code appropriately. Compiler Error Message: BC30451: Name 'Initialize...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 03-05-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, Development, Troubleshooting, ASP.NET, .NET, Module Development, Error Message

  • DotNetNuke Wiki Module Update

    (originally posted at http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Blogs/tabid/825/EntryId/2291/DotNetNuke-Wiki-Module-Update.aspx ) So it has been a while since I've done a blog post talking about the Wiki module, it is definitely time! The Wiki project is still rolling along, at this point it is pretty much...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 07-15-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, .net, development, DotNetNuke Development, DNN Modules, Modules, DotNetNuke Modules, Wiki, Module Development, DNN

  • Get Module by Module ID in DotNetNuke

    When building DotNetNuke modules, a number of times I've run up against the issue of trying to instantiate a ModuleInfo instance with only a module ID. However, the GetModule signature on ModuleController takes both a module ID and a tab ID. In this latest instance where I've come against this issue...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 10-29-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Development, DotNetNuke, DotNetNuke Modules, General Software Development, GetModule, Module Development, ModuleController, ModuleInfo, Troubleshooting

  • DotNetNuke Sessions at the upcoming St. Louis Day of DotNet

    So if you have been under a rock lately, you might not have heard about the upcoming St. Louis Day of DotNet event at the end of August, the 28th and 29th. I’ve been working the past few weeks to try to get some DotNetNuke sessions lined up, and so far things are coming along nicely! We’ve got at least...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 07-24-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, .net, DotNetNuke Development, General Software Development, DotNetNuke Tips, DotNetNuke Training, DotNetNuke Support, DotNetnuke Conference, Module Development
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