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Vol. III
Number 11

November 2007

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		This week, for the second time in a month, Charles Nurse and I find ourselves at a conference speaking about DotNetNuke. One of my sessions focuses on the subject of "Open Source on the Microsoft Platform," (the other tackles "Invisible AJAX") while Charles presents a two-part talk on "Advanced DotNetNuke Module Development" as part of the same .NET track here at DevTeach Vancouver. In my absence, I thought it fitting to tackle a question I'm certain to be asked many times as I walk the floor at DevTeach, which is also the subject of my latest blog - "You Should Learn DotNetNuke." -- "I picked up the latest issue of MSDN magazine this evening and, as usual, opened it to the {End Bracket} column on the last page first. I like {End Bracket} because it usually contains an honest, focused message from a random developer in the Microsoft development community. The title of the column this month, "You Should Learn SharePoint", caught my eye because not a day goes by without someone asking me whether they should choose DotNetNuke or SharePoint for their development project." "My standard answer to the above question is that each product has its own strengths and weaknesses; therefore, the only way to make an educated decision is to identify and carefully weigh all of criteria for your specific project. Once all the criteria has been documented, the next step is to determine which product better meets your requirements. But this is not always an easy task." "So getting back to {End Bracket}, I found the '5 good reasons" for Developers to learn SharePoint rather interesting. The reason I found it interesting is because I personally feel that one of SharePoint's main strengths is that it has been designed from the ground-up as a great tool for administrators and content editors - not for Developers. The most recent version of SharePoint has attempted to knock down some of these barriers, but it still comes up far short in my honest opinion as a productive developer platform. So lets look at the specifics from the article..." [Full blog here] Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation
	DotNetNuke 4.7 Release
		On November 6, 2007, DotNetNuke® 4.7 was released to the public at the OpenForce '07/DevConnections conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Download DotNetNuke 4.7.0 (Starter Kit, Upgrade, Install & Source) View changelog for DotNetNuke 4.7 Summary of the Fixes & Enhancements Upgrading to DotNetNuke 4.7.0 from 4.x
	The Subscription Program - A Smart Move for Businesses Using DotNetNuke
	Businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when your internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives you the assurance and peace-of-mind that when your DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that your technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to our highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. Deploy DotNetNuke knowing that you have a team of experienced professionals to back you up when you need technical support... Sign Up Today
	DotNetNuke OpenForce '07 Wrap Up
		OpenForce '07 has now wrapped, and we're already looking forward to next year's bash! Included below are links to various items from the inaugural North American DotNetNuke conference, ranging from technical presentation files to fun-filled group photos. Enjoy, and hope to see you next year! Daily recaps, reflections, summaries: OpenForce07: Collection of Posts (11) - Chris Hammond OpenForce '07 - Awesome! (incl. session) - Phil Beadle Who Uses DotNetNuke? - Shaun Walker DevConnections and OpenForce - Charles Nurse OpenForce Reflections - Cathal Connolly ActiveModules at OpenForce - Will Morgenweck r2i (bi4ce) at OpenForce - Chris Chodnicki Slidedecks, presentation files, code examples: OpenForce '07 Keynote - Shaun Walker DotNetNuke: The Road Ahead Panel (Audio) - .NET Rocks! PPTs and Code - Vicenc Masanas Slidedecks on DevConnections.com - Hammond, Donker, van Ballegoij, Bonnie OpenForce Content - Jon Henning Developing Advanced Modules (Video) - Jon Henning Photos: Team Photo, following final session Gallery - T-Worx dinner; conference floor (posted by Malik Khan) Team Lunch, sponsored by Active Modules (posted by M. Washington) Respect the 'Nuke (posted by Chris Hammond)

Project Team Updates
	Active Directory Provider Project Page / Downloads Released: October 17/07 Lead: Mike Horton		Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.7.0 Project Page / Downloads Released: November 6/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Sold Out @ OpenForce Andrew Hay's new book on Skinning is a big hit with the DotNetNuke crowd!	MSDN geekSpeak Get your questions ready -- DNN's Chief Architect will answer them on MSDN geekSpeak.
	Easy Installs, Reports Host Platinum Sponsor Easy CGI now offering 4.7 through an easy-to-use script installation tool.	DOH! (Help is Here...) e-Book version of DNN Online Help now available for purchase in the DotNetNuke Marketplace.
	Meetings in Europe Stefan Kamphuis has informed us that on December 14th, it's SDE time again in the Netherlands! The SDE is a Software Developer Event, which is a one-day conference hosted by the Software Developer Network (SDN), who were also hosting OpenForce Europe 2007 at their annual two-day Software Developer Conference event. The upcoming SDE features 30 sessions, a keynote, and a dedicated DotNetNuke track. Read more... Sebastian Leupold reports that the inaugural meeting of the DotNetNuke German Tongued User Group was held last week, with 32 participants attending from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Sebastian and Philip Becker provided the group with a wrap-up from the OpenForce Conferences in Arnhem and Las Vegas, fielded discussion on the upcoming DNN v. 5 ("Cambrian"), and delved into the topic of Content Localization. Read more...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites This month's edition of the showcase represents the variety of DotNetNuke to design impressive web properties: Collages.net Site features online posting, wedding albums, proof books, gallery wraps, workflow, and printing solution for professional photographers. VISIT RoseQuarter.com The Rose Quarter is home to Portland, Oregon's world-class concerts, family shows, NBA basketball, WHL hockey, NLL Lacrosse and more! VISIT LAAutoshow.com The La Autoshow website has information for visitors, exhibitors and media, including new vehicle debuts, concepts, and video highlights. VISIT AutographMagazine.com Autograph Magazine is the world's only magazine dedicated to autograph and memorabilia collecting. Each month, Autograph brings you articles on collecting you won't find anywhere else. In-person, behind the scene experiences, celebrity interviews, collectors showcasing their collections, articles from the leading experts in the field and more. VISIT
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, October 2007: 7,971 Unique Forum Users, October 2007: 1,646 Top 10 Posters, October 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitch Sellers; Chris Paterra; Mike Horton; Alex Shirley; Rodney Joyce; Michael Washington; Gilles Le Pigocher; hismightiness; John Mitchell New User Registrations, October 2007: 12,229 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time (NEW!): United States (28%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus
	Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials DNN, Web Application Projects and Visual Studio 2008 - Charles Nurse How To: Setting up the DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash Turn on HumanFriendly URLs in DNN 4.7.0 - Chris Hammond Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 on a Remote Host - Mitchel Sellers Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 Locally - Mitchel Sellers Using LINQ to SQL with DotNetNuke - Michael Washington Creating a Custom Silverlight Control - Michael Washington IHydratable: Use the CBO Again for your DNN® Module - M. Washington DotNetNuke® Case Study: Fast Login (VB and C#) - Michael Washington Fixing the ParserErrorException in the Survey Module - Michael Washington Creating Custom Reports for DNN using Crystal Reports - Part 3 - Eric Landes
	Current Bestsellers in DotNetNuke Marketplace MyProfile 1.3 Enterprise Forms 3.1 DNN Online Help (DOH!) e-Book Navigation Suite (ALL-In-ONE Menus) 1.2.9 CO-Skin Feedback Designer Forms InfoMap 3.1.3 Guestbook Pro 4.1 Active Forums 3.6 CATALooK.netStore Pro and Booking Tools 05.03.02

Did You Know?
	Following DotNetNuke With a Micropohone - The recording of the "DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" panel discussion at OpenForce '07 for the ".NET Rocks!" show marked the fourth time that the program has turned its focus to the DNN project. The DotNetNuke project has been on the radar of .NET Rocks! hosts Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell since their first recording in 2005. - Lee Sykes of DNN Creative came a long way from home in the UK to attend OpenForce '07. While in attendance, he conducted a series of podcasts which are available on his website, including this one with Nik Kalyani.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
508,961
SourceForge Impressions
2,945,735 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
163,602 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
4,138,025
SF Page View Ranking
11th (15th; SF All-Time)

Now On Shelves!

Beginning DotNetNuke
Skinning and Design
Andrew Hay (author), Shaun Walker (foreword)

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

Sponsors

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Credits

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FW: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 11

2007-12-04T14:06:00.001-05:00

From: Shaun Walker [mailto:newsletter@dotnetnuke.com]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 5:09 PM
To: fkurka@gmail.com
Subject: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 11

Vol. III
Number 11

November 2007

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		This week, for the second time in a month, Charles Nurse and I find ourselves at a conference speaking about DotNetNuke. One of my sessions focuses on the subject of "Open Source on the Microsoft Platform," (the other tackles "Invisible AJAX") while Charles presents a two-part talk on "Advanced DotNetNuke Module Development" as part of the same .NET track here at DevTeach Vancouver. In my absence, I thought it fitting to tackle a question I'm certain to be asked many times as I walk the floor at DevTeach, which is also the subject of my latest blog - "You Should Learn DotNetNuke." -- "I picked up the latest issue of MSDN magazine this evening and, as usual, opened it to the {End Bracket} column on the last page first. I like {End Bracket} because it usually contains an honest, focused message from a random developer in the Microsoft development community. The title of the column this month, "You Should Learn SharePoint", caught my eye because not a day goes by without someone asking me whether they should choose DotNetNuke or SharePoint for their development project." "My standard answer to the above question is that each product has its own strengths and weaknesses; therefore, the only way to make an educated decision is to identify and carefully weigh all of criteria for your specific project. Once all the criteria has been documented, the next step is to determine which product better meets your requirements. But this is not always an easy task." "So getting back to {End Bracket}, I found the '5 good reasons" for Developers to learn SharePoint rather interesting. The reason I found it interesting is because I personally feel that one of SharePoint's main strengths is that it has been designed from the ground-up as a great tool for administrators and content editors - not for Developers. The most recent version of SharePoint has attempted to knock down some of these barriers, but it still comes up far short in my honest opinion as a productive developer platform. So lets look at the specifics from the article..." [Full blog here] Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation
	DotNetNuke 4.7 Release
		On November 6, 2007, DotNetNuke® 4.7 was released to the public at the OpenForce '07/DevConnections conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Download DotNetNuke 4.7.0 (Starter Kit, Upgrade, Install & Source) View changelog for DotNetNuke 4.7 Summary of the Fixes & Enhancements Upgrading to DotNetNuke 4.7.0 from 4.x
	The Subscription Program - A Smart Move for Businesses Using DotNetNuke
	Businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when your internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives you the assurance and peace-of-mind that when your DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that your technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to our highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. Deploy DotNetNuke knowing that you have a team of experienced professionals to back you up when you need technical support... Sign Up Today
	DotNetNuke OpenForce '07 Wrap Up
		OpenForce '07 has now wrapped, and we're already looking forward to next year's bash! Included below are links to various items from the inaugural North American DotNetNuke conference, ranging from technical presentation files to fun-filled group photos. Enjoy, and hope to see you next year! Daily recaps, reflections, summaries: OpenForce07: Collection of Posts (11) - Chris Hammond OpenForce '07 - Awesome! (incl. session) - Phil Beadle Who Uses DotNetNuke? - Shaun Walker DevConnections and OpenForce - Charles Nurse OpenForce Reflections - Cathal Connolly ActiveModules at OpenForce - Will Morgenweck r2i (bi4ce) at OpenForce - Chris Chodnicki Slidedecks, presentation files, code examples: OpenForce '07 Keynote - Shaun Walker DotNetNuke: The Road Ahead Panel (Audio) - .NET Rocks! PPTs and Code - Vicenc Masanas Slidedecks on DevConnections.com - Hammond, Donker, van Ballegoij, Bonnie OpenForce Content - Jon Henning Developing Advanced Modules (Video) - Jon Henning Photos: Team Photo, following final session Gallery - T-Worx dinner; conference floor (posted by Malik Khan) Team Lunch, sponsored by Active Modules (posted by M. Washington) Respect the 'Nuke (posted by Chris Hammond)

Project Team Updates
	Active Directory Provider Project Page / Downloads Released: October 17/07 Lead: Mike Horton		Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.7.0 Project Page / Downloads Released: November 6/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Sold Out @ OpenForce Andrew Hay's new book on Skinning is a big hit with the DotNetNuke crowd!	MSDN geekSpeak Get your questions ready -- DNN's Chief Architect will answer them on MSDN geekSpeak.
	Easy Installs, Reports Host Platinum Sponsor Easy CGI now offering 4.7 through an easy-to-use script installation tool.	DOH! (Help is Here...) e-Book version of DNN Online Help now available for purchase in the DotNetNuke Marketplace.
	Meetings in Europe Stefan Kamphuis has informed us that on December 14th, it's SDE time again in the Netherlands! The SDE is a Software Developer Event, which is a one-day conference hosted by the Software Developer Network (SDN), who were also hosting OpenForce Europe 2007 at their annual two-day Software Developer Conference event. The upcoming SDE features 30 sessions, a keynote, and a dedicated DotNetNuke track. Read more... Sebastian Leupold reports that the inaugural meeting of the DotNetNuke German Tongued User Group was held last week, with 32 participants attending from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Sebastian and Philip Becker provided the group with a wrap-up from the OpenForce Conferences in Arnhem and Las Vegas, fielded discussion on the upcoming DNN v. 5 ("Cambrian"), and delved into the topic of Content Localization. Read more...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites This month's edition of the showcase represents the variety of DotNetNuke to design impressive web properties: Collages.net Site features online posting, wedding albums, proof books, gallery wraps, workflow, and printing solution for professional photographers. VISIT RoseQuarter.com The Rose Quarter is home to Portland, Oregon's world-class concerts, family shows, NBA basketball, WHL hockey, NLL Lacrosse and more! VISIT LAAutoshow.com The La Autoshow website has information for visitors, exhibitors and media, including new vehicle debuts, concepts, and video highlights. VISIT AutographMagazine.com Autograph Magazine is the world's only magazine dedicated to autograph and memorabilia collecting. Each month, Autograph brings you articles on collecting you won't find anywhere else. In-person, behind the scene experiences, celebrity interviews, collectors showcasing their collections, articles from the leading experts in the field and more. VISIT
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, October 2007: 7,971 Unique Forum Users, October 2007: 1,646 Top 10 Posters, October 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitch Sellers; Chris Paterra; Mike Horton; Alex Shirley; Rodney Joyce; Michael Washington; Gilles Le Pigocher; hismightiness; John Mitchell New User Registrations, October 2007: 12,229 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time (NEW!): United States (28%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus
	Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials DNN, Web Application Projects and Visual Studio 2008 - Charles Nurse How To: Setting up the DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash Turn on HumanFriendly URLs in DNN 4.7.0 - Chris Hammond Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 on a Remote Host - Mitchel Sellers Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 Locally - Mitchel Sellers Using LINQ to SQL with DotNetNuke - Michael Washington Creating a Custom Silverlight Control - Michael Washington IHydratable: Use the CBO Again for your DNN® Module - M. Washington DotNetNuke® Case Study: Fast Login (VB and C#) - Michael Washington Fixing the ParserErrorException in the Survey Module - Michael Washington Creating Custom Reports for DNN using Crystal Reports - Part 3 - Eric Landes
	Current Bestsellers in DotNetNuke Marketplace MyProfile 1.3 Enterprise Forms 3.1 DNN Online Help (DOH!) e-Book Navigation Suite (ALL-In-ONE Menus) 1.2.9 CO-Skin Feedback Designer Forms InfoMap 3.1.3 Guestbook Pro 4.1 Active Forums 3.6 CATALooK.netStore Pro and Booking Tools 05.03.02

Did You Know?
	Following DotNetNuke With a Micropohone - The recording of the "DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" panel discussion at OpenForce '07 for the ".NET Rocks!" show marked the fourth time that the program has turned its focus to the DNN project. The DotNetNuke project has been on the radar of .NET Rocks! hosts Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell since their first recording in 2005. - Lee Sykes of DNN Creative came a long way from home in the UK to attend OpenForce '07. While in attendance, he conducted a series of podcasts which are available on his website, including this one with Nik Kalyani.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
508,961
SourceForge Impressions
2,945,735 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
163,602 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
4,138,025
SF Page View Ranking
11th (15th; SF All-Time)

Now On Shelves!

Beginning DotNetNuke
Skinning and Design
Andrew Hay (author), Shaun Walker (foreword)

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

Sponsors

This newsletter was sent to you using the email delivery service of our sponsor:

ExactTarget provides powerful email marketing software that enables organizations of all sizes and technical abilities to easily create and manage sophisticated email campaigns.

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Credits

The DotNetNuke Newsletter is written and co-edited by Bill Walker and Nik Kalyani.

This email was sent by:
DotNetNuke Corporation
Two Union Square, 601 Union Street, Suite 4200 Seattle, WA, 98101, USA

FW: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 11

2007-12-04T14:06:00.000-05:00

From: Shaun Walker [mailto:newsletter@dotnetnuke.com]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 5:09 PM
To: netnuke@fkx.com
Subject: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 11

Vol. III
Number 11

November 2007

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		This week, for the second time in a month, Charles Nurse and I find ourselves at a conference speaking about DotNetNuke. One of my sessions focuses on the subject of "Open Source on the Microsoft Platform," (the other tackles "Invisible AJAX") while Charles presents a two-part talk on "Advanced DotNetNuke Module Development" as part of the same .NET track here at DevTeach Vancouver. In my absence, I thought it fitting to tackle a question I'm certain to be asked many times as I walk the floor at DevTeach, which is also the subject of my latest blog - "You Should Learn DotNetNuke." -- "I picked up the latest issue of MSDN magazine this evening and, as usual, opened it to the {End Bracket} column on the last page first. I like {End Bracket} because it usually contains an honest, focused message from a random developer in the Microsoft development community. The title of the column this month, "You Should Learn SharePoint", caught my eye because not a day goes by without someone asking me whether they should choose DotNetNuke or SharePoint for their development project." "My standard answer to the above question is that each product has its own strengths and weaknesses; therefore, the only way to make an educated decision is to identify and carefully weigh all of criteria for your specific project. Once all the criteria has been documented, the next step is to determine which product better meets your requirements. But this is not always an easy task." "So getting back to {End Bracket}, I found the '5 good reasons" for Developers to learn SharePoint rather interesting. The reason I found it interesting is because I personally feel that one of SharePoint's main strengths is that it has been designed from the ground-up as a great tool for administrators and content editors - not for Developers. The most recent version of SharePoint has attempted to knock down some of these barriers, but it still comes up far short in my honest opinion as a productive developer platform. So lets look at the specifics from the article..." [Full blog here] Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation
	DotNetNuke 4.7 Release
		On November 6, 2007, DotNetNuke® 4.7 was released to the public at the OpenForce '07/DevConnections conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Download DotNetNuke 4.7.0 (Starter Kit, Upgrade, Install & Source) View changelog for DotNetNuke 4.7 Summary of the Fixes & Enhancements Upgrading to DotNetNuke 4.7.0 from 4.x
	The Subscription Program - A Smart Move for Businesses Using DotNetNuke
	Businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when your internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives you the assurance and peace-of-mind that when your DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that your technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to our highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. Deploy DotNetNuke knowing that you have a team of experienced professionals to back you up when you need technical support... Sign Up Today
	DotNetNuke OpenForce '07 Wrap Up
		OpenForce '07 has now wrapped, and we're already looking forward to next year's bash! Included below are links to various items from the inaugural North American DotNetNuke conference, ranging from technical presentation files to fun-filled group photos. Enjoy, and hope to see you next year! Daily recaps, reflections, summaries: OpenForce07: Collection of Posts (11) - Chris Hammond OpenForce '07 - Awesome! (incl. session) - Phil Beadle Who Uses DotNetNuke? - Shaun Walker DevConnections and OpenForce - Charles Nurse OpenForce Reflections - Cathal Connolly ActiveModules at OpenForce - Will Morgenweck r2i (bi4ce) at OpenForce - Chris Chodnicki Slidedecks, presentation files, code examples: OpenForce '07 Keynote - Shaun Walker DotNetNuke: The Road Ahead Panel (Audio) - .NET Rocks! PPTs and Code - Vicenc Masanas Slidedecks on DevConnections.com - Hammond, Donker, van Ballegoij, Bonnie OpenForce Content - Jon Henning Developing Advanced Modules (Video) - Jon Henning Photos: Team Photo, following final session Gallery - T-Worx dinner; conference floor (posted by Malik Khan) Team Lunch, sponsored by Active Modules (posted by M. Washington) Respect the 'Nuke (posted by Chris Hammond)

Project Team Updates
	Active Directory Provider Project Page / Downloads Released: October 17/07 Lead: Mike Horton		Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.7.0 Project Page / Downloads Released: November 6/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Sold Out @ OpenForce Andrew Hay's new book on Skinning is a big hit with the DotNetNuke crowd!	MSDN geekSpeak Get your questions ready -- DNN's Chief Architect will answer them on MSDN geekSpeak.
	Easy Installs, Reports Host Platinum Sponsor Easy CGI now offering 4.7 through an easy-to-use script installation tool.	DOH! (Help is Here...) e-Book version of DNN Online Help now available for purchase in the DotNetNuke Marketplace.
	Meetings in Europe Stefan Kamphuis has informed us that on December 14th, it's SDE time again in the Netherlands! The SDE is a Software Developer Event, which is a one-day conference hosted by the Software Developer Network (SDN), who were also hosting OpenForce Europe 2007 at their annual two-day Software Developer Conference event. The upcoming SDE features 30 sessions, a keynote, and a dedicated DotNetNuke track. Read more... Sebastian Leupold reports that the inaugural meeting of the DotNetNuke German Tongued User Group was held last week, with 32 participants attending from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Sebastian and Philip Becker provided the group with a wrap-up from the OpenForce Conferences in Arnhem and Las Vegas, fielded discussion on the upcoming DNN v. 5 ("Cambrian"), and delved into the topic of Content Localization. Read more...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites This month's edition of the showcase represents the variety of DotNetNuke to design impressive web properties: Collages.net Site features online posting, wedding albums, proof books, gallery wraps, workflow, and printing solution for professional photographers. VISIT RoseQuarter.com The Rose Quarter is home to Portland, Oregon's world-class concerts, family shows, NBA basketball, WHL hockey, NLL Lacrosse and more! VISIT LAAutoshow.com The La Autoshow website has information for visitors, exhibitors and media, including new vehicle debuts, concepts, and video highlights. VISIT AutographMagazine.com Autograph Magazine is the world's only magazine dedicated to autograph and memorabilia collecting. Each month, Autograph brings you articles on collecting you won't find anywhere else. In-person, behind the scene experiences, celebrity interviews, collectors showcasing their collections, articles from the leading experts in the field and more. VISIT
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, October 2007: 7,971 Unique Forum Users, October 2007: 1,646 Top 10 Posters, October 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitch Sellers; Chris Paterra; Mike Horton; Alex Shirley; Rodney Joyce; Michael Washington; Gilles Le Pigocher; hismightiness; John Mitchell New User Registrations, October 2007: 12,229 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time (NEW!): United States (28%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus
	Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials DNN, Web Application Projects and Visual Studio 2008 - Charles Nurse How To: Setting up the DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash Turn on HumanFriendly URLs in DNN 4.7.0 - Chris Hammond Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 on a Remote Host - Mitchel Sellers Installing DotNetNuke 4.7.0 Locally - Mitchel Sellers Using LINQ to SQL with DotNetNuke - Michael Washington Creating a Custom Silverlight Control - Michael Washington IHydratable: Use the CBO Again for your DNN® Module - M. Washington DotNetNuke® Case Study: Fast Login (VB and C#) - Michael Washington Fixing the ParserErrorException in the Survey Module - Michael Washington Creating Custom Reports for DNN using Crystal Reports - Part 3 - Eric Landes
	Current Bestsellers in DotNetNuke Marketplace MyProfile 1.3 Enterprise Forms 3.1 DNN Online Help (DOH!) e-Book Navigation Suite (ALL-In-ONE Menus) 1.2.9 CO-Skin Feedback Designer Forms InfoMap 3.1.3 Guestbook Pro 4.1 Active Forums 3.6 CATALooK.netStore Pro and Booking Tools 05.03.02

Did You Know?
	Following DotNetNuke With a Micropohone - The recording of the "DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" panel discussion at OpenForce '07 for the ".NET Rocks!" show marked the fourth time that the program has turned its focus to the DNN project. The DotNetNuke project has been on the radar of .NET Rocks! hosts Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell since their first recording in 2005. - Lee Sykes of DNN Creative came a long way from home in the UK to attend OpenForce '07. While in attendance, he conducted a series of podcasts which are available on his website, including this one with Nik Kalyani.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
508,961
SourceForge Impressions
2,945,735 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
163,602 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
4,138,025
SF Page View Ranking
11th (15th; SF All-Time)

Now On Shelves!

Beginning DotNetNuke
Skinning and Design
Andrew Hay (author), Shaun Walker (foreword)

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

Sponsors

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Credits

The DotNetNuke Newsletter is written and co-edited by Bill Walker and Nik Kalyani.

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Two Union Square, 601 Union Street, Suite 4200 Seattle, WA, 98101, USA

FW: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

2007-10-30T14:55:00.001-05:00

From: Shaun Walker [mailto:newsletter@dotnetnuke.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 1:34 PM
To: fkurka@gmail.com
Subject: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

Vol. III
Number 10

October 2007

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

SLA Support Program
	DotNetNuke Corporation Launches SLA Support Program for Businesses
	The wait is over for business customers requiring a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for technical support. DotNetNuke Corporation has launched the "DotNetNuke Subscription Program" to provide business customers with responsive, high-quality, consistent and reasonably-priced technical support. Many businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives business customers the assurance and peace-of-mind that when their DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that their in-house technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to DotNetNuke Corp.'s highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. As the owner and manager of the DotNetNuke Open Source project, DotNetNuke Corp. is in a unique position to address technical support needs. After all, who better to help you identify, isolate and fix problems than the developers who wrote the software and are intimately familiar with its operation? When a business signs-up for the DotNetNuke Subscription Program, it gets access to unrivalled DotNetNuke technical expertise which includes: Knowledge and familiarity with deploying and using DotNetNuke in a variety of environments; Deep understanding and practical experience with Best Practices-based DotNetNuke development; Access to Core Team experts for troubleshooting and solving complex technical problems; Knowledge Base of technical insights developed through interactions with other customers The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. For more information & to signup for the program, visit http://www.dotnetnukecorp.com.
Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		In less than one week's time, OpenForce '07 is set to begin, an event which I am very excited to be taking part in. As I mentioned previously, I believe this conference represents the tipping point for DotNetNuke, as it catapults our product and community into the mainstream Microsoft developer market. I have the distinct honor of presenting the keynote address for the OpenForce conference, and speaking on a couple of intriguing panel discussions. The keynote will touch on the worldwide growth of the DotNetNuke project to date, including a variety of valuable metrics on industry adoption, usage, and community involvement. It will also focus on our vision for the future, providing valuable insight into the DotNetNuke 5.0 Roadmap and beyond. As part of the keynote address, I also have the privilege to introduce a number of special guests: Richard Gillis & Pete Diemert of C4 Communication will provide an overview of the highest volume DotNetNuke deployment which has been documented to date - The Official Website of the Australian Football League. The site currently handles 2.5 million unique users per month, 500,000 user sessions per day under peak load, 50,000 user sessions per hour under peak load, and 20,000 users concurrently. Koji Kato from the Microsoft Windows Live Platform will explain the benefits of Windows LiveID and associated Live services. He will showcase how LiveID has been integrated into the DotNetNuke platform and how it is now being offered as an alternate authentication mechanism on dotnetnuke.com. He will also explain some of the new business opportunities for developers who wish to create custom DotNetNuke modules which leverage Windows Live services. The "DOS101: Open Source on the Microsoft Technology stack" will focus on the state of Open Source on the Microsoft technology stack. Presented as a panel discussion, this session will be hosted by myself and will include veteran open source developers Phil Haack ( SubText blog engine) and Rob Conery ( Commerce Starter Kit and SubSonic projects ). It will also include Scott Guthrie, General Manager in Microsoft's Developer Division. Session participants will share their opinions and viewpoints on Microsoft and Open Source and we will accept live questions from the audience. "DGN103: DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" is a panel session hosted by the founders of DotNetNuke Corporation, and will focus on our vision for the future of the platform. This includes both our vision for the evolution of the open source product and community, as well as our vision for the business model which will be employed by DotNetNuke Corporation to ensure the long term viability of the platform. As part of this session, we are excited to introduce the first member of our Board of Advisors, Larry Augustin. Larry Augustin is an advisor to early stage technology companies. He currently serves on the Boards of Directors of Compiere, Fonality, Hyperic, Medsphere, Pentaho, SugarCRM, and XenSource. One of the group who coined the term "Open Source", he has written and spoken extensively on Open Source worldwide. We feel that Larry's experience and wisdom regarding open source business models will be instrumental in creating the optimal business foundation for the DotNetNuke project. This session will be recorded live by Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin for DotNetRocks! Also, for the first time ever, DotNetNuke will have a dedicated booth in the exhibitor area of the conference. Representatives from DotNetNuke Corporation as well as from the DotNetNuke Core Team will be on-hand to answer questions and exchange knowledge. We will also have some literature available at the booth, outlining some of the service offerings available to the community. If you are looking for one-on-one time to share your thoughts and opinions with project representatives, I highly encourage you to take the opportunity to drop by the booth. I hope to see you there. Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation

Project Team Updates
	Module :: Forums 04.04.03 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Chris Paterra	Module :: Blog 03.03.01 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Antonio Chagoury
	Module :: Store 02.01.00 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Will Morgenweck	Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.6.2 Project Page / Downloads Released: September 30/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Case Study: DotNetNuke Won... DotNetNuke the focus of "Open Source Intranets on a Shoestring" talk in NZ.	CuteSoft Renews Support ASP.NET component vendor CuteSoft renew as Platinum sponsors of the DNN project.
	Windows Live Authentication Chad Nash breaks down this new exciting feature in DNN's 4.6.2 release.	Modules, Skins... Others New categories Components, eBooks, and Providers added to DNN Marketplace.
	E-Commerce Storefront Platform on DNN Marketplace AspDotNetStorefront's ML/DNN e-commerce storefront platform, which integrates directly into DotNetNuke web sites, is now available for purchase on the DotNetNuke Marketplace. The ML/DNN version offers the same level of features that AspDotnetStorefront's standalone ML version does, bringing literally hundreds of e-commerce features to the DotNetNuke community with this professional module offering for DotNetNuke developers. More info...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites ViaWindowsLive.com The Via Windows Live community space is dedicated to helping developers build and understand how to utilize Windows Live technologies in their applications. At Via Windows Live you'll find different sections on the various Live technologies and APIs which are currently available for software developers. http://www.viawindowslive.com artsnet.org The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) at The H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University chose Mad Development as it's exclusive DotNetNuke partner for their artsnetCMS program. This program provides non-profit arts associations with the ability to receive DotNetNuke installations via The Center for Arts Management and Technology. Mad Development is responsible for all skinning and customization for this nationwide program. http://www.artsnet.org DotNetNukeCorp.com The simple, user-friendly sister site to DotNetNuke.com. A great example of clean design and usability in a DNN site. http://www.DotNetNukeCorp.com
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, September 2007: 6,762 Top 10 Posters, September 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitchel Sellers; Alex Shirley; Gilles Le Pigocher; Terp; Stefan Cullmann; John Mitchell; Michael Washington; Matthias Schlomann; Wes Tatters New User Registrations, September 2007: 12,080 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time: United States (29%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus

Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials

Setting up the New DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash
Follow Outstanding Issues Within the Gemini Project Tracker - Alex Shirley
Glossary of DotNetNuke Terms - Mitchel Sellers
Troubleshooting Site Issues - Shaun Walker
IHydratable - An Interesting Side-Effect - Charles Nurse
DNN 4.6.0 and the Active Directory Provider - Mike Horton
Forum 4.4.3 Release Notes - Chris Paterra
PowerShell for DotNetNuke - Joe Brinkman
Easily Create Reports using the ReportViewer - Michael Washington
Create a user using IWeb (beta) - Michael Washington

Did You Know?

DotNetNuke Scores "Very Good" Rating in InfoWorld Open Source CMS Review

InfoWorld's recent comparison of Open Source web CMS systems gave DotNetNuke high marks with a "Very Good" rating. DotNetNuke was the only ASP.NET-based contender in the field of five. We are working hard on many exciting new enhancements and it won't be long before we will bridge the gap from "Very Good" to "Excellent."

You can see the report from which the below data is extracted and the head-to-head comparison of the various CMS offerings.

	DotNetNuke
Version	4.4.5
Publisher	DotNetNuke Corporation

Rating	Very Good

Criteria (weight)
Ease-of-use (25%)	9
Features (25%)	8
Security (15%)	8
Scalability (15%)	9
Management (10%)	8
Value (10%)	8
Score	8.4

Cost	FREE
License	BSD-style license
Platforms	ASP.NET, Windows Server, SQL Server 2005

Bottom Line	Written in VB.Net, DotNetNuke is an extensible content management system suitable for intranets, extranets, and public Web sites. The core distribution includes three dozen CMS modules, including a skin system (based on simple templates) that separates design from content, personalization, and search; other modules range from e-commerce systems and photo galleries to blogs, forums, and wikis. Commercial publishers offer other components.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
496,883
SourceForge Impressions
3,001,436 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
156,225 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
3,980,314
SF Page View Ranking
10th (17th; SF All-Time)

Now In Stores

DotNetNuke for Dummies
Available at Amazon.com

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

Sponsors

This newsletter was sent to you using the email delivery service of our sponsor:

ExactTarget provides powerful email marketing software that enables organizations of all sizes and technical abilities to easily create and manage sophisticated email campaigns.

AspDotNetStorefront ML/DNN platform brings a feature-rich set of e-commerce platform capabilities to the DotNetNuke developer market, reaching over 450,000 asp.net developers using the award winning DotNetNuke framework who need advanced e-commerce capabilities.

Credits

The DotNetNuke Newsletter is written and co-edited by Bill Walker and Nik Kalyani.

This email was sent by:
DotNetNuke Corporation
Two Union Square, 601 Union Street, Suite 4200 Seattle, WA, 98101, USA

FW: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

2007-10-30T14:54:00.002-05:00

From: Shaun Walker [mailto:newsletter@dotnetnuke.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 1:34 PM
To: dnn@fkx.com
Subject: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

Vol. III
Number 10

October 2007

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

SLA Support Program
	DotNetNuke Corporation Launches SLA Support Program for Businesses
	The wait is over for business customers requiring a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for technical support. DotNetNuke Corporation has launched the "DotNetNuke Subscription Program" to provide business customers with responsive, high-quality, consistent and reasonably-priced technical support. Many businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives business customers the assurance and peace-of-mind that when their DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that their in-house technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to DotNetNuke Corp.'s highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. As the owner and manager of the DotNetNuke Open Source project, DotNetNuke Corp. is in a unique position to address technical support needs. After all, who better to help you identify, isolate and fix problems than the developers who wrote the software and are intimately familiar with its operation? When a business signs-up for the DotNetNuke Subscription Program, it gets access to unrivalled DotNetNuke technical expertise which includes: Knowledge and familiarity with deploying and using DotNetNuke in a variety of environments; Deep understanding and practical experience with Best Practices-based DotNetNuke development; Access to Core Team experts for troubleshooting and solving complex technical problems; Knowledge Base of technical insights developed through interactions with other customers The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. For more information & to signup for the program, visit http://www.dotnetnukecorp.com.
Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		In less than one week's time, OpenForce '07 is set to begin, an event which I am very excited to be taking part in. As I mentioned previously, I believe this conference represents the tipping point for DotNetNuke, as it catapults our product and community into the mainstream Microsoft developer market. I have the distinct honor of presenting the keynote address for the OpenForce conference, and speaking on a couple of intriguing panel discussions. The keynote will touch on the worldwide growth of the DotNetNuke project to date, including a variety of valuable metrics on industry adoption, usage, and community involvement. It will also focus on our vision for the future, providing valuable insight into the DotNetNuke 5.0 Roadmap and beyond. As part of the keynote address, I also have the privilege to introduce a number of special guests: Richard Gillis & Pete Diemert of C4 Communication will provide an overview of the highest volume DotNetNuke deployment which has been documented to date - The Official Website of the Australian Football League. The site currently handles 2.5 million unique users per month, 500,000 user sessions per day under peak load, 50,000 user sessions per hour under peak load, and 20,000 users concurrently. Koji Kato from the Microsoft Windows Live Platform will explain the benefits of Windows LiveID and associated Live services. He will showcase how LiveID has been integrated into the DotNetNuke platform and how it is now being offered as an alternate authentication mechanism on dotnetnuke.com. He will also explain some of the new business opportunities for developers who wish to create custom DotNetNuke modules which leverage Windows Live services. The "DOS101: Open Source on the Microsoft Technology stack" will focus on the state of Open Source on the Microsoft technology stack. Presented as a panel discussion, this session will be hosted by myself and will include veteran open source developers Phil Haack ( SubText blog engine) and Rob Conery ( Commerce Starter Kit and SubSonic projects ). It will also include Scott Guthrie, General Manager in Microsoft's Developer Division. Session participants will share their opinions and viewpoints on Microsoft and Open Source and we will accept live questions from the audience. "DGN103: DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" is a panel session hosted by the founders of DotNetNuke Corporation, and will focus on our vision for the future of the platform. This includes both our vision for the evolution of the open source product and community, as well as our vision for the business model which will be employed by DotNetNuke Corporation to ensure the long term viability of the platform. As part of this session, we are excited to introduce the first member of our Board of Advisors, Larry Augustin. Larry Augustin is an advisor to early stage technology companies. He currently serves on the Boards of Directors of Compiere, Fonality, Hyperic, Medsphere, Pentaho, SugarCRM, and XenSource. One of the group who coined the term "Open Source", he has written and spoken extensively on Open Source worldwide. We feel that Larry's experience and wisdom regarding open source business models will be instrumental in creating the optimal business foundation for the DotNetNuke project. This session will be recorded live by Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin for DotNetRocks! Also, for the first time ever, DotNetNuke will have a dedicated booth in the exhibitor area of the conference. Representatives from DotNetNuke Corporation as well as from the DotNetNuke Core Team will be on-hand to answer questions and exchange knowledge. We will also have some literature available at the booth, outlining some of the service offerings available to the community. If you are looking for one-on-one time to share your thoughts and opinions with project representatives, I highly encourage you to take the opportunity to drop by the booth. I hope to see you there. Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation

Project Team Updates
	Module :: Forums 04.04.03 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Chris Paterra	Module :: Blog 03.03.01 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Antonio Chagoury
	Module :: Store 02.01.00 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Will Morgenweck	Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.6.2 Project Page / Downloads Released: September 30/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Case Study: DotNetNuke Won... DotNetNuke the focus of "Open Source Intranets on a Shoestring" talk in NZ.	CuteSoft Renews Support ASP.NET component vendor CuteSoft renew as Platinum sponsors of the DNN project.
	Windows Live Authentication Chad Nash breaks down this new exciting feature in DNN's 4.6.2 release.	Modules, Skins... Others New categories Components, eBooks, and Providers added to DNN Marketplace.
	E-Commerce Storefront Platform on DNN Marketplace AspDotNetStorefront's ML/DNN e-commerce storefront platform, which integrates directly into DotNetNuke web sites, is now available for purchase on the DotNetNuke Marketplace. The ML/DNN version offers the same level of features that AspDotnetStorefront's standalone ML version does, bringing literally hundreds of e-commerce features to the DotNetNuke community with this professional module offering for DotNetNuke developers. More info...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites ViaWindowsLive.com The Via Windows Live community space is dedicated to helping developers build and understand how to utilize Windows Live technologies in their applications. At Via Windows Live you'll find different sections on the various Live technologies and APIs which are currently available for software developers. http://www.viawindowslive.com artsnet.org The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) at The H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University chose Mad Development as it's exclusive DotNetNuke partner for their artsnetCMS program. This program provides non-profit arts associations with the ability to receive DotNetNuke installations via The Center for Arts Management and Technology. Mad Development is responsible for all skinning and customization for this nationwide program. http://www.artsnet.org DotNetNukeCorp.com The simple, user-friendly sister site to DotNetNuke.com. A great example of clean design and usability in a DNN site. http://www.DotNetNukeCorp.com
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, September 2007: 6,762 Top 10 Posters, September 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitchel Sellers; Alex Shirley; Gilles Le Pigocher; Terp; Stefan Cullmann; John Mitchell; Michael Washington; Matthias Schlomann; Wes Tatters New User Registrations, September 2007: 12,080 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time: United States (29%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus

Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials

Setting up the New DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash
Follow Outstanding Issues Within the Gemini Project Tracker - Alex Shirley
Glossary of DotNetNuke Terms - Mitchel Sellers
Troubleshooting Site Issues - Shaun Walker
IHydratable - An Interesting Side-Effect - Charles Nurse
DNN 4.6.0 and the Active Directory Provider - Mike Horton
Forum 4.4.3 Release Notes - Chris Paterra
PowerShell for DotNetNuke - Joe Brinkman
Easily Create Reports using the ReportViewer - Michael Washington
Create a user using IWeb (beta) - Michael Washington

Did You Know?

DotNetNuke Scores "Very Good" Rating in InfoWorld Open Source CMS Review

You can see the report from which the below data is extracted and the head-to-head comparison of the various CMS offerings.

	DotNetNuke
Version	4.4.5
Publisher	DotNetNuke Corporation

Rating	Very Good

Criteria (weight)
Ease-of-use (25%)	9
Features (25%)	8
Security (15%)	8
Scalability (15%)	9
Management (10%)	8
Value (10%)	8
Score	8.4

Cost	FREE
License	BSD-style license
Platforms	ASP.NET, Windows Server, SQL Server 2005

Bottom Line	Written in VB.Net, DotNetNuke is an extensible content management system suitable for intranets, extranets, and public Web sites. The core distribution includes three dozen CMS modules, including a skin system (based on simple templates) that separates design from content, personalization, and search; other modules range from e-commerce systems and photo galleries to blogs, forums, and wikis. Commercial publishers offer other components.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
496,883
SourceForge Impressions
3,001,436 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
156,225 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
3,980,314
SF Page View Ranking
10th (17th; SF All-Time)

Now In Stores

DotNetNuke for Dummies
Available at Amazon.com

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

Sponsors

This newsletter was sent to you using the email delivery service of our sponsor:

ExactTarget provides powerful email marketing software that enables organizations of all sizes and technical abilities to easily create and manage sophisticated email campaigns.

Credits

The DotNetNuke Newsletter is written and co-edited by Bill Walker and Nik Kalyani.

This email was sent by:
DotNetNuke Corporation
Two Union Square, 601 Union Street, Suite 4200 Seattle, WA, 98101, USA

FW: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

2007-10-30T14:54:00.001-05:00

From: Shaun Walker [mailto:newsletter@dotnetnuke.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 1:34 PM
To: netnuke@fkx.com
Subject: DotNetNuke Newsletter Vol. III, Number 10

Vol. III
Number 10

October 2007

In This Issue

Corp. Update

Project Updates

News Briefs

Project Spotlight

Community Focus

Did You Know

Quick Links

Downloads

Forums

Modules

Team Blogs

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

SLA Support Program
	DotNetNuke Corporation Launches SLA Support Program for Businesses
	The wait is over for business customers requiring a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for technical support. DotNetNuke Corporation has launched the "DotNetNuke Subscription Program" to provide business customers with responsive, high-quality, consistent and reasonably-priced technical support. Many businesses rely on DotNetNuke-based intranet, extranet and public websites for business collaboration, communication and in many cases eCommerce. Planning ahead for those situations when internal support staff encounters serious technical problems for which they need a prompt response from highly-skilled DotNetNuke technical support resources is a smart move. The DotNetNuke Subscription Program gives business customers the assurance and peace-of-mind that when their DotNetNuke-based websites encounter problems that their in-house technical staff cannot handle, they can turn to DotNetNuke Corp.'s highly-skilled technical team for fast solutions. As the owner and manager of the DotNetNuke Open Source project, DotNetNuke Corp. is in a unique position to address technical support needs. After all, who better to help you identify, isolate and fix problems than the developers who wrote the software and are intimately familiar with its operation? When a business signs-up for the DotNetNuke Subscription Program, it gets access to unrivalled DotNetNuke technical expertise which includes: Knowledge and familiarity with deploying and using DotNetNuke in a variety of environments; Deep understanding and practical experience with Best Practices-based DotNetNuke development; Access to Core Team experts for troubleshooting and solving complex technical problems; Knowledge Base of technical insights developed through interactions with other customers The DotNetNuke Subscription Program is the quickest and easiest way for businesses to realize the benefits of the DotNetNuke Open Source software while mitigating the risks associated with Open Source software in their data center. For more information & to signup for the program, visit http://www.dotnetnukecorp.com.
Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		In less than one week's time, OpenForce '07 is set to begin, an event which I am very excited to be taking part in. As I mentioned previously, I believe this conference represents the tipping point for DotNetNuke, as it catapults our product and community into the mainstream Microsoft developer market. I have the distinct honor of presenting the keynote address for the OpenForce conference, and speaking on a couple of intriguing panel discussions. The keynote will touch on the worldwide growth of the DotNetNuke project to date, including a variety of valuable metrics on industry adoption, usage, and community involvement. It will also focus on our vision for the future, providing valuable insight into the DotNetNuke 5.0 Roadmap and beyond. As part of the keynote address, I also have the privilege to introduce a number of special guests: Richard Gillis & Pete Diemert of C4 Communication will provide an overview of the highest volume DotNetNuke deployment which has been documented to date - The Official Website of the Australian Football League. The site currently handles 2.5 million unique users per month, 500,000 user sessions per day under peak load, 50,000 user sessions per hour under peak load, and 20,000 users concurrently. Koji Kato from the Microsoft Windows Live Platform will explain the benefits of Windows LiveID and associated Live services. He will showcase how LiveID has been integrated into the DotNetNuke platform and how it is now being offered as an alternate authentication mechanism on dotnetnuke.com. He will also explain some of the new business opportunities for developers who wish to create custom DotNetNuke modules which leverage Windows Live services. The "DOS101: Open Source on the Microsoft Technology stack" will focus on the state of Open Source on the Microsoft technology stack. Presented as a panel discussion, this session will be hosted by myself and will include veteran open source developers Phil Haack ( SubText blog engine) and Rob Conery ( Commerce Starter Kit and SubSonic projects ). It will also include Scott Guthrie, General Manager in Microsoft's Developer Division. Session participants will share their opinions and viewpoints on Microsoft and Open Source and we will accept live questions from the audience. "DGN103: DotNetNuke - The Road Ahead" is a panel session hosted by the founders of DotNetNuke Corporation, and will focus on our vision for the future of the platform. This includes both our vision for the evolution of the open source product and community, as well as our vision for the business model which will be employed by DotNetNuke Corporation to ensure the long term viability of the platform. As part of this session, we are excited to introduce the first member of our Board of Advisors, Larry Augustin. Larry Augustin is an advisor to early stage technology companies. He currently serves on the Boards of Directors of Compiere, Fonality, Hyperic, Medsphere, Pentaho, SugarCRM, and XenSource. One of the group who coined the term "Open Source", he has written and spoken extensively on Open Source worldwide. We feel that Larry's experience and wisdom regarding open source business models will be instrumental in creating the optimal business foundation for the DotNetNuke project. This session will be recorded live by Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin for DotNetRocks! Also, for the first time ever, DotNetNuke will have a dedicated booth in the exhibitor area of the conference. Representatives from DotNetNuke Corporation as well as from the DotNetNuke Core Team will be on-hand to answer questions and exchange knowledge. We will also have some literature available at the booth, outlining some of the service offerings available to the community. If you are looking for one-on-one time to share your thoughts and opinions with project representatives, I highly encourage you to take the opportunity to drop by the booth. I hope to see you there. Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation

Project Team Updates
	Module :: Forums 04.04.03 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Chris Paterra	Module :: Blog 03.03.01 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Antonio Chagoury
	Module :: Store 02.01.00 Project Page / Downloads Released: October 16/07 Lead: Will Morgenweck	Core :: DotNetNuke v 4.6.2 Project Page / Downloads Released: September 30/07 Core Team

News Briefs
	Case Study: DotNetNuke Won... DotNetNuke the focus of "Open Source Intranets on a Shoestring" talk in NZ.	CuteSoft Renews Support ASP.NET component vendor CuteSoft renew as Platinum sponsors of the DNN project.
	Windows Live Authentication Chad Nash breaks down this new exciting feature in DNN's 4.6.2 release.	Modules, Skins... Others New categories Components, eBooks, and Providers added to DNN Marketplace.
	E-Commerce Storefront Platform on DNN Marketplace AspDotNetStorefront's ML/DNN e-commerce storefront platform, which integrates directly into DotNetNuke web sites, is now available for purchase on the DotNetNuke Marketplace. The ML/DNN version offers the same level of features that AspDotnetStorefront's standalone ML version does, bringing literally hundreds of e-commerce features to the DotNetNuke community with this professional module offering for DotNetNuke developers. More info...

Project Spotlight
	Showcase Sites ViaWindowsLive.com The Via Windows Live community space is dedicated to helping developers build and understand how to utilize Windows Live technologies in their applications. At Via Windows Live you'll find different sections on the various Live technologies and APIs which are currently available for software developers. http://www.viawindowslive.com artsnet.org The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) at The H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University chose Mad Development as it's exclusive DotNetNuke partner for their artsnetCMS program. This program provides non-profit arts associations with the ability to receive DotNetNuke installations via The Center for Arts Management and Technology. Mad Development is responsible for all skinning and customization for this nationwide program. http://www.artsnet.org DotNetNukeCorp.com The simple, user-friendly sister site to DotNetNuke.com. A great example of clean design and usability in a DNN site. http://www.DotNetNukeCorp.com
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, September 2007: 6,762 Top 10 Posters, September 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitchel Sellers; Alex Shirley; Gilles Le Pigocher; Terp; Stefan Cullmann; John Mitchell; Michael Washington; Matthias Schlomann; Wes Tatters New User Registrations, September 2007: 12,080 Top 10 Registrations By Country, All-Time: United States (29%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%); Italy (3%); Australia (3%); Germany (2%); Netherlands (2%); Vietnam (2%)

Community Focus

Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials

Setting up the New DotNetNuke Blog Module - Chad Nash
Follow Outstanding Issues Within the Gemini Project Tracker - Alex Shirley
Glossary of DotNetNuke Terms - Mitchel Sellers
Troubleshooting Site Issues - Shaun Walker
IHydratable - An Interesting Side-Effect - Charles Nurse
DNN 4.6.0 and the Active Directory Provider - Mike Horton
Forum 4.4.3 Release Notes - Chris Paterra
PowerShell for DotNetNuke - Joe Brinkman
Easily Create Reports using the ReportViewer - Michael Washington
Create a user using IWeb (beta) - Michael Washington

Did You Know?

DotNetNuke Scores "Very Good" Rating in InfoWorld Open Source CMS Review

You can see the report from which the below data is extracted and the head-to-head comparison of the various CMS offerings.

	DotNetNuke
Version	4.4.5
Publisher	DotNetNuke Corporation

Rating	Very Good

Criteria (weight)
Ease-of-use (25%)	9
Features (25%)	8
Security (15%)	8
Scalability (15%)	9
Management (10%)	8
Value (10%)	8
Score	8.4

Cost	FREE
License	BSD-style license
Platforms	ASP.NET, Windows Server, SQL Server 2005

Bottom Line	Written in VB.Net, DotNetNuke is an extensible content management system suitable for intranets, extranets, and public Web sites. The core distribution includes three dozen CMS modules, including a skin system (based on simple templates) that separates design from content, personalization, and search; other modules range from e-commerce systems and photo galleries to blogs, forums, and wikis. Commercial publishers offer other components.

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
496,883
SourceForge Impressions
3,001,436 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
156,225 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
3,980,314
SF Page View Ranking
10th (17th; SF All-Time)

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Vol. III
Number 8

August 2007

We are pleased to publish this edition of the newsletter, which we hope you will enjoy. Please send your feedback to newsletter@dotnetnuke.com

Updates From DotNetNuke Corporation
	Founder's Message
		With summer winding down, it is now time to gear up for some of the exciting events this fall. DotNetNuke OpenForce Europe is only 2 weeks away! I personally cannot wait for the opportunity to network with the best and brightest minds in the European DotNetNuke community. Last year I attended the DotNetNuke track of the Software Development Conference in the Netherlands and when I was not speaking in my own sessions, I participated as an audience member in the sessions hosted by other community members. The experience was highly enlightening as I heard valuable feedback and insight from real world experts and customers who were using the framework in a variety of production deployments. Even better, I got to engage in many ad hoc discussions (over numerous pints of Stella Artois) which often resulted in heated debates about technology, business, and open source ideals. The passionate input provided by the community at the conference manifested itself in a variety of ways within the project over the past year, and I look forward to even more direct feedback at DotNetNuke OpenForce Europe in September. This is definitely a valuable opportunity to have your voice heard and help shape the future of the DotNetNuke project. Shaun Walker, CEO DotNetNuke Corporation
	Build Your Career: Visit the DotNetNuke Jobs Explorer !

Project Team Updates
	Module :: User Defined Table v 03.04.00 Project Page / Downloads Released: August 28/07 Lead: Sebastian Leupold		Module :: Survey Module v 04.01.10 Project Page / Downloads Released: August 28/07 Lead: Michael Washington

News Briefs
	DotNetNuke 4.6 Roadmap Joe Brinkman details enhancements and fixes for 4.6 release.	Beta Testing Program Open Contribute your ideas, suggestions, and criticisms to beta testing.
	Running an Open Source Project John Bristowe chats (MP3) with Shaun Walker, CEO of DotNetNuke Corporation.	User Talk: West Palm Beach Learn DotNetNuke skinning techniques with Tracy Wittenkeller in September talk.
	.NET Rocks! at OpenForce Europe The very popular Internet talk show with Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell will be coming to DotNetNuke OpenForce Europe. .Net Rocks! will make a live recording of the discussion panel session where the founders of DotNetNuke Corporation will discuss the future of the project and field live questions from conference attendees. After the conference, this podcast will then be broadcast to the world from the .Net Rocks! website. European community members should not miss this prime opportunity to get interactive and voice their opinions and feedback regarding the DotNetNuke project. OpenForce '07

Project Spotlight
	A Showcase Story The focus of this month's edition of the showcase is how one popular DotNetNuke website became something even bigger: JonasBrothersFan.com and FanGap.com "Karleigh Santry is no ordinary teenager. At just 14 years of age, she has parlayed a simple fan club site for the popular Disney super group the Jonas Brothers (JonasBrothersFan.com) into what she hopes will become the next MySpace or Facebook, an online destination where millions of eager young fans come to discuss and trade information about their favorite teen heartthrobs. While many teenagers would be happy just to have the number one online destination for fans of a popular Disney group with over 10,000 registered visitors in five months and 12,000 unique visitors per day, Karleigh envisioned something more; an umbrella site where fans could create their own websites for their favorite music artists and television actors. Thus was born FanGap.com, a website where users can create and host their own fan websites for free. In less than a week Karleigh has already fielded hundreds of requests for custom fan sites from teens clamoring to pay homage to their idols. In March of this year, Karleigh found herself frustrated by the lack of information about her favorite band, the Jonas Brothers. She talked to her dad, a web architect with over 13 years in web development and they decided to create a community website for the Jonas Brothers where fans could collaborate via forums, get tour date information, blog, participate in polls and contests and upload images and video. Karleigh, an adept graphic artist, created all of the graphics and wrote all of the content for the website using a popular, free open source program called DotNetNuke." Read more.
	User Activity Updated forum and registration stats from DotNetNuke.com: Total Forum Posts, July 2007: 8,426 Unique Forum Users, July 2007: 1,767 Top 10 Posters, July 2007: Sebastian Leupold; Mitchel Sellers; John Mitchell; Chris Hammond; Michael Washington; Vitaly Kozadayev; Declic Video; Nestor Sanchez; Erik van Ballegoij; Cathal Connolly New User Registrations, July 2007: 11,572 Top 5 Registrations By Country, All-Time: United States (30%); United Kingdom (5%); India (4%); Canada (3%); China (3%)

Community Focus
	Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials 4.6.0 - A Sneak Peek - Charles Nurse 4.6.0 - A Sneak Peek 2 - Universal Extensible Installer - Charles Nurse 4.6.0 A Sneak Peek 3 - IHydratable Part I - Charles Nurse 4.6.0 A Sneak Peek 4 - IHydratable Part II - Charles Nurse Setting up a Demo Portal at DotNetNuke.com - Ryan Morgan Using Your Demo Portal at DotNetNuke.com to Explore DNN - Ryan Morgan New in DNN 4.5.5: 'Control Panel Security' Setting - Lorraine Young DotNetNuke Backup Solutions - Tony Valenti Fixing Lockout Due to Profile Property Requirement - Mitchel Sellers DotNetNuke : A Single Sign on Solution (C#) - Michael Washington DNN® Silverlight IWebXAML Module (VB and C#) - Michael Washington Next Version of ClientAPI and WebControls - Jon Henning Capturing the OnSubmit Event - Jon Henning Next Version of DNNMenu - Jon Henning Searching for the "Holy Grail" of Menu Item Customization - Jon Henning
	Current Bestsellers in DotNetNuke Marketplace #1 - MyProfile 1.3 from DNNFusion #2 - CO-Skin from T-WORX, inc. #3 - Active Forums 3.6 from Active Modules, Inc. #4 - Guestbook Pro 4.1 from mediaANT #5 - Enterprise Forms 3.1 from Ethuongmai #6 - Sidebar for Amazon 4.0 from mediaANT #7 - BusinessPoint Skin Pack from SalarO #8 - Navigation Suite (ALL-In-ONE Menus) 1.2.9 from DNN360.NET #9 - InfoMap 3.1.3 from DnnJungle #10 - SDN Store from SysDataNet.com

Did You Know?
	Sporting Words Those who have watched MTV's popular television program "Two-A-Days" will know that highschool football in the US is a very big deal. The pressure is intense, and the fans are especially eager for an inside peek into the lives of their team. We found a highschool football team in Snellville, Georgia with the foundations of a truly remarkable DotNetNuke site, one which will undoubtedly keep their players, coaches, parents and fans tuned in for some time to come. The Brookwood Broncos Highschool Football club's official site features an incredible HD video webcast area, impressive NFL-style layout, high-res Flash photo gallery, interactive map, and full game calendar. Even though it's just the pre-season, content is quickly being added -- definitely a site to keep an eye on! The stars of "Two-A-Days" may have been the Hoover Bucs from Hoover High School in Alabama. However, if they want to take their game to the next level, they'll need a site like the Brookwood Broncos. Cheer on the Broncos at BrookwoodBroncos.org

DNN® StatsGlance

Registered Membership
472,295
SourceForge Impressions
2,836,267 (month)
SourceForge Downloads
139,406 (month)
SF Downloads, All-Time
3,690,417
SF Page View Ranking
9th (19th; SF All-Time)

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