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  • IIS 7.0 Forms Authentication and Embedded Media Players

    One of the useful benefits of IIS 7.0 and the ASP.NET Integrated mode is the ability to protect all content using ASP.NET Forms Authentication. In the past, people would often protect the application pages themselves, and leave images and media content Read More......( read more )
    Posted to iis (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-16-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: IIS7, IIS, development, Media

  • If you're blogging from OpenForce get your posts syndicated at DNNBlogs.com

    If you'll be attending OpenForce in Las Vegas this week be sure to get your RSS Feed added to www.dotnetnukeblogs.com . I've spent some time this week setting up a separate feed for OpenForce specific blog posts. You can check it out on this URL http://www.dotnetnukeblogs.com/OpenForce.aspx If your RSS...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 11-09-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, .net, development, DotNetNuke Training, Photos, Las Vegas, DotNetnuke Conference, OpenForce, OpenForce 08, Open Force 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

  • Tulsa TechFest 2008 Wrap-Up

    We at Engage spent the end of last week in Tulsa, presenting and participating in the 3rd annual Tulsa TechFest . My colleague Ian has written up a great review, with links to all of our presentations on his blog . I presented on Building a DotNetNuke Module , walking through the Visual Studio project...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 10-13-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Engage Software, DotNetNuke, Development, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke Modules, Community News, .NET, Engage Modules, Visual Studio Project Template, C#

  • DotNetNuke Gotcha: Upgrading DotNetNuke Modules

    I was recently tasked with investigating a mysterious error on a customer's site, which I finally tracked down to an oversight in the upgrade process of a DotNetNuke module. The error threw up a YSOD , (though in later testing on a different site, it also showed up in a regular DNN red triangle error...
    Posted to Brian Dukes, Web Developer (Weblog) by bdukes on 10-02-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, Development, Troubleshooting, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke Modules, .NET

  • Facebook Development Conference

    Last Saturday I presented a conference about facebook apps development at Fasta University . It was a great time, and there are new oportunities to make the presentation in other companies and universities soon. There is a posibility to make a webcast too, so I'll keep you informed about updates. Here...
    Posted to Matias Paterlini (Weblog) by paterlinimatias on 09-30-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Facebook, Social, networking, Open Social, development, fasta

  • When to restart IIS when making changes to your application

    Knowing when to restart IIS to pick up various types of changes to your application has traditionally been a challenge. IIS and ASP.NET are both stateful software systems, which heavily rely on cached state that is loaded once to provide high performance Read More......( read more )
    Posted to iis (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-12-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: IIS7, IIS, ASP.NET, troubleshooting, development, AppCmd

  • Web Site Testing and Configuration tools

    I have been coding using Microsoft technologies for a long while. Recently I was given the chance to do a little bit of web mastering. Due to my system admin background I was most definitely game for this. Learning IIS 6.0 was not a huge leap as I had done a lot of development using IIS5.1(Windows XP...
    Posted to Mike Dopp (Weblog) by mikedopp on 09-09-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, IIS, .NET Tools, Development, Testing

  • Finding a DotNetNuke Host

    A few months ago I made a blog post about good DotNetNuke Hosting providers , I would like to continue that thought with an update. I've worked with a few more DNN hosts since that post, from my experience these have been some of the best hosts for DotNetNuke in the industry. If you're looking for a...
    Posted to DotNetNuke Developer Chris Hammond (Weblog) by Chris Hammond on 09-04-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, development, DotNetNuke Development, General Software Development, community news, DotNetNuke Support, DotNetnuke Hosting, DNN

  • Developer Humping or Extreme Programming

    Too Many cooks in the kitchen. When is too many developers one project a bad idea? So I had the chance to meet with some friends the other day. Of course they work as developers like me. They work for one of those companies with allot of money to throw at a web site (a == 1). I found it interesting having...
    Posted to Mike Dopp (Weblog) by mikedopp on 09-03-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Code Review, Development, Testing
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