Hierarchical, Scrollable Javascript Checkbox List
I needed a way to present the user with a hierarchical list of categories in an ASP.Net application. I also needed the code to be light-weight and the...
ASP.NET
Multiple ASP.Net Versions of Windows 2003 Server 64-bit
One of my dedicated servers at PowerDNN is running 64–bit Windows 2003 Server. Recently I had to get an app that was ASP.Net 1.1–dependent to run on this box. No...
DotNetNuke Factoid
DotNetNuke forums user odontech has posted an excellent collection of DNN-related links which I am reproducing here: DotNetNuke Factoid Community · A community of over 300,000 members...
Locked assemblies when using
Several of you tried the tip in Speeding-up DNN Module Development and emailed to report that this does work, but on occasion, the assemblies in the private assembly folder are...
Speeding-up DNN Module Development
On the DotNetNuke forums today, jstemper posed a question about how to speed up DNN development, specifically, the delay caused by app re-start when a module is recompiled....
SSO with DotNetNuke 4.x
Starting with DotNetNuke v3.3/4.3, all dependencies on the Microsoft MemberRole assembly were removed. DotNetNuke includes a Role Provider, a Profile Provider and a Member Provider that works directly...
“My Modules” for DNN4?
I have had several emails from people inquiring whether I would be releasing a My Modules version for DNN4. The answer is "Yes." I'm trying to decide if...
Tagging API for ASP.Net
After coming up blank on a robust tagging API for ASP.Net apps, and wanting to incorporate this functionality into new versions of most Speerio products, I decided to...
Innovation and forum software
Umair could not have made a more timely post about Yahoo’s lack of innovation. He discusses Yahoo’s “hyperimitation” and how it never really improves anything in any meaningful...
XCopy deployment…but what about XCopy installation
Like many other ASP.Net developers, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the final VS.Net 2005, SQL 2005 and ASP.Net 2 bits off the MSDN site. This past...