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Category Archives: DotNetNuke
Snowcovered is the single best source of DotNetNuke modules. I’ve used a number of DNN modules over the past several years, all purchased from Snowcovered. Given the head start of Snowcovered, I never understood the point of the DNN marketplace, … Continue reading
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For a recent client’s project, I needed a good looking DotNetNuke skin. After searching through Snowcovered, I cam across the DotNetNuke skins by DNN Covered. These skins are amazingly beautiful! We purchased one, uploaded it, and it worked perfectly. It’s … Continue reading
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CleanTown USA is Pittsburgh’s favorite car wash. It’s an amazing 16,000 sq ft facility, with two giant conveyor belts that move your car as a team cleans the interior. The first website was a highly stylized design that provided a … Continue reading
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When users register, the profile page asks for a Unit, right above the Street. A better label would be “Apt/Unit”, since this is the place to put in an apartment number. You can’t change this label in the Manage Profile Properties, so … Continue reading
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I’m finishing up a DotNetNuke site, and am using CATALooK.netStore Pro for the first time. I’ve used a number of shopping carts in my days–PDG Cart, LaGarde Storefront and Candypress come immediately to mind, but there are a couple whose … Continue reading
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WebIS has released FlexMail 2007, a replacement for the Pocket Outlook which ships on Windows Mobile 5.0 devices. This is a significant upgrade to the FlexMail 2006, which I’ve used for several months now on my Treo 700w, but found … Continue reading
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The nomination period ends September 1, so get on this soon if you haven’t already. Last week Packt Publishing announced an Open Source Content Management System contest. The contest is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward Open Source Content … Continue reading
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After working with XMod for about an hour and a half last night, I’m of the opinion that 90% of the modules available on Snowcovered.com can pack their bags and go home. The 90 minutes is rougly the time from … Continue reading
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Bil Simser responded to Shaun Walker’s DNN vs. Sharepoint Feature Matrix, and for some reason I can’t get the Submit button to work on Bil’s blog. So I’m posting my comments here. Two points to add to Bil’s great list: … Continue reading
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I was asked the other day if I knew of a DNN document library with version control. At the time, I didn’t, but I’ve since found one from WillowTree Software. This is a DNN 3.1.x or later version of the … Continue reading
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