This is from my article writing. I used RSS to transport order data. The consumer is based on the IE7 RSS API. If you have never done this before read this blog http://blogs.msdn.com/rssteam/archive/2006/06/08/621623.aspx First i changed the RSS format to use namespace and prefix elements. <rss version...

This is from my article writing. I used RSS to transport order data. The consumer is based on the IE7 RSS API. If you have never done this before read this blog http://blogs.msdn.com/rssteam/archive/2006/06/08/621623.aspx First i changed the RSS format to use namespace and prefix elements. <rss version...

This will be the last DNN Daily Tip for the week. I'm headed to Denver tomorrow for a race this weekend and meetings with a client on Monday, so I'll likely not post again until I return. What's today's tip? It's a special one ;) Upgrade to the latest version of DotNetNuke, 4.3.3...

This will be the last DNN Daily Tip for the week. I'm headed to Denver tomorrow for a race this weekend and meetings with a client on Monday, so I'll likely not post again until I return. What's today's tip? It's a special one ;) Upgrade to the latest version of DotNetNuke, 4.3.3...

After a long haitus over the past few weeks the DotNetNuke Daily Tips are back! Sometimes you want to put a skinobject in your DotNetNuke Skins that you need to act like a module. Inheriting from PortalModuleBase instead of SkinObjectBase. SkinObjects though don't get loaded like regular modules...

After a long haitus over the past few weeks the DotNetNuke Daily Tips are back! Sometimes you want to put a skinobject in your DotNetNuke Skins that you need to act like a module. Inheriting from PortalModuleBase instead of SkinObjectBase. SkinObjects though don't get loaded like regular modules...

DotNetNuke Daily Tip for 6/30/2006 Ever need to make skin file changes and you don't want to go through the process of repackaging your ZIP file and uploading the file to your site? Here's a quick way to make skin file changes without having to go through the package and upload process. If you develop...

Say you're away from home and just have to compile some lines of code to prove a theory, how do you do? Easy: browse to http://www.caller.me.uk/Compilr/ , type or paste your lines and the code is compiled in a far and away server. It sounds like a strange proposition to me, but who knows, may be there...

Check out all of the DotNetNuke Daily Tips from Chris Hammond. DotNetNuke Daily Tip for 6/26/2006 During your development you may run across a time when you need to clear out the search tables for DotNetNuke's searching engine. Here's the SQL to do so. delete SearchItemWordPosition where SearchItemWordId...

Check out all of the DotNetNuke Daily Tips from Chris Hammond. DotNetNuke Daily Tip for 6/26/2006 During your development you may run across a time when you need to clear out the search tables for DotNetNuke's searching engine. Here's the SQL to do so. delete SearchItemWordPosition where SearchItemWordId...