Entries for August 2008
I am very proud to announce that this evening my business IowaComputerGurus inc. has achieved the designation of Microsoft Certified Partner. Although not necessarily a major thing to the regular readers of this blog, this is a very important milestone for myself as I continue to build the business. The support of past customers providi...
Posted by Mitchel on Monday, August 25, 2008
Recently I have been fielding a number of questions regarding DotNetNuke development environments and the valid URLs associated with them. People that have been setting up local instances of DotNetNuke for testing or development, then trying to expose the site to a larger group for validation. The process to make this work is very simple, however, for individuals unfamiliar with DotNetNuke settings it can be a bit difficult to determine exactly what needs to change. This post investigates the DotNetNuke concept of Portal Aliases and will show an individual how they can be used to solve this specific business need.
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Posted by Mitchel on Friday, August 22, 2008
A while back I created a monitoring application for Pingdom Corporation called Pingdom Alerter. This application has been used by a wide customer base to monitor their site status on the Pingdom service. I am looking to find at least 3 individuals that have used the Pindom Alerter, created by my company IowaComputerGurus Inc. that would...
Posted by Mitchel on Monday, August 18, 2008
Well it has been a few weeks since I last provided an update on the progress of my "Professional DotNetNuke 5 Module Programming" book. Thus far I am about 60-65% completed with the book, with only 4.5 chapters to complete until the book is finished with its first revision. I also just noticed this morning that Amazon.com has finally up...
Posted by Mitchel on Monday, August 18, 2008
I have recently been given the opportunity to preview the upcoming Active Forums 4.0 release. In this starter review I will give my first opinions after working with the module for a short time and experimenting with the new features. A full review of the module will come after it has been released and I am able to test/work with the full edition.
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Posted by Mitchel on Sunday, August 17, 2008
After a change of heart I have decided today that I will be attending OpenForce '08 this fall, I will also have a booth in Expo Hall that I will be sharing with another company. So I'm looking forward to another sucessful conference and opportunites to put faces to names. From the schedule of events it looks like this fall's conference ...
Posted by Mitchel on Wednesday, August 13, 2008
This is just an update to regular visitors of this site, as of this morning Google AdSense ads have been removed from this site entirely. Due to a lack of control over these advertisements and the selection of advertisements that were included they have been removed.
Posted by Mitchel on Tuesday, August 12, 2008
This afternoon Joe Brinkman of the DotNetNuke corporation announced that RC1 of DNN 4.9.0 was just released to DNN 5.0 beta testers. Full details on this announcement can be found in his announcement post on the DotNetNuke Forums.
For site administrators this release is a bit of good news, it replaces the planned 4.8.5 security release that ...
Posted by Mitchel on Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Recently I have been working on creating a dynamic reporting engine for use within the DotNetNuke system, a method to allow for the execution of a stored procedure and the proper display of the results. This includes creating a list of parameters, including dynamically loaded lookup systems and more. Well the most complex item that I have had to condition for was how to deal with filter options that require the use of the SQL IN clause, there are many ways of doing this, but I have found a way that appears to work perfect for my needs, this will be explained in this posting.
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Posted by Mitchel on Friday, August 08, 2008
With the high amount of usage of the DotNetNuke upgrade and installation guides that I have posted on this site I see one very common question. Where can I obtain DotNetNuke version ____? Once a release is considered non-current, it becomes slightly harder for individuals to locate the older versions, in this article I'll provide a step-by-step look at the process for finding and downloading "legacy releases" of the DotNetNuke Platform.
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Posted by Mitchel on Wednesday, August 06, 2008
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