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By Leigh Pointer on 18 January 2012 14:20
In Visual Studio we can create macros that plug in to the Evironment Events. The Macro in this blog post will output to the Build window the date and time the Process was completed. Whilst the macro is simple it is a great starting point for Building more macros that utilise the Visual Studio IDE.
By Leigh Pointer on 17 January 2012 14:22

DotNetNuke and web services, they were simple back in the day but things have changed in the .NET framework.

For Web Services mostly you will be told to modify the web.config which for me is a not very nice and another thing to manage when you are deploying your module. With a few lines this can be done in code and is my preferred solution.

By Leigh Pointer on 09 January 2012 12:44

My last DotNetNuke module required quite a few views over the data and the design showed me that I would be hitting the Database a lot to get the desired results. Since the data was all based on a major snapshot I went down the route of using Delegated functions to do all the work. I am more than happy with the results.

By Leigh Pointer on 03 January 2012 14:37

After some good feedback and a few tweaks. Adding that the tweaks were not with the engine but rather with the interaction, we have released the module for Public Release.

With the spirit of FREE the module is. We require that you only download and install it.

Later this month you will see some posts on tip and trick for the module integration in a DotNetNuke site.

Download the module now!

Enjoy!

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Re: Public Release of PageSearch Module for DotNetNuke
Interesting article.
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Re: PageSearch module Finished
What a fabulous post this has been.I am grateful to you and expect more number of posts like these. Thank you very much.
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Re: PageSearch module Finished
Hello Leigh,
It's a great job. I would be pleased to receive a copy of the module to install it on my web site and collect feedback from my customers.
Sincerely,
Bertrand.
Re: DotNetNuke 3D Flags
the language skinobject allows you to use your own location for flagimages, so they won't be overwritten on upgrades. See this blog post for more info on how to use the language skinobject: www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/EntryId/1957/The-Language-SkinObject-explained.aspx

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