By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 8/16/2010

Useful tips for packange DNN module

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 11/25/2009

 

This blog shows how to get the example in IWEBCF project to work in IIS7/DNN 5.1.4.

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 8/19/2009

This is a quick blog for those who want to try out sample database and reports for reporting services 2008.

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 8/6/2009

This provides step by step instructions to setup the report builder 2.0 ClickOnce download.  You must apply MS SQL 2008 SP1 to the database server in order to have ReportBuilder 2.0 ClickOnce feature.

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 8/5/2009

We upgraded our database server to MS SQL 2008 version. In the up coming months, we will investigate ReportXP to support MS SQL 2008. So far, we learned that Reporting Services 2008 does not need IIS to run. Thus there is potential conflict of using port 80 for both services.

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 8/4/2009

After restore database, the login username in the database and the login name in master database can have the same name but the internal ID may not. To fix this use the store procedure sp_change_users_login 'AUTO_FIX', 'dnn_intranet'

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 5/29/2009

The instructions to install the aDefHELPDESK on DNN 4 can be found at www.adefhelpdesk.com.  Be sure to read the Prerequisites section in the instruction page. 

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By Cindy Samay on 5/6/2009 3:07 PM

DotNetNuke has great modules to kick-start any website. Our company uses the FAQs, Documents, and Announcements on every website we build along-side with our own in-house developments which we also sell.

But there always comes a time when we need to add to our websites the features and functions that give us that competitive edge without having to re-invent the wheel.

For those times, we use DNN 3rd party software to enhance the look and feel and to bring our websites to life.

Below is a list modules we’ve purchased and used on our websites:

Open-DocumentLibrary 4.1 by Xepient Solutions – this module makes storing files and presenting them more dynamic than ever with their multi-media setup capabilities NewIdea SkinPack by DNNtheme.com Pinnacle - 1.0.5 by DNNSoul News Ticker 1.3 by Data Springs, Inc. BizSuite (desk & CRM) ULTIMATE by OldTurtle Dev Labs Live Content v1.6 :: Web 2.0 by Mandeeps.com – Live Contents gives the user interface a friendly appeal while...

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 4/28/2009

At InDyne HQs, we have successfully developed many DNN custom module for internal use as well as commercial.   We have developers division levels who want to get up to speed with DNN.  Most of developers have Coldfusion/asp background.  I will blog the training topics and progress as we go along.

Session Topic Status 1 Migrating from ColdFusion to ASP.NET/Intro to Visual Studio Learn how to migrate from ColdFusion to ASP.NET. A comparison of ColdFusion MX and ASP.NET as well as common task scenarios for each application development framework are included

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479305.aspx

AnandTech is a consumer information technology site that delivers extensive coverage of the latest computer hardware and IT news. The site started as a simple, static HTML site, authored in FrontPage back in 1997. As web technology...

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By Fuji (mcsenow) Nguyen on 3/15/2009

NerdDinner.com is an event management site so computer folks can meet and talk technology over a meal. It uses ASP.NET MVC along with jQuery, ASP.NET Ajax, Virtual Earth Javascript controls, and LINQ to SQL. It’s also a real site running at NerdDinner.com that you can use to schedule geek meet ups and nerd dinners in your neighborhood! It’s Open Source and hosted at CodePlex so you can expect to see updates and new features in the coming months.

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