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The Reports module provides a simple, but flexible, view on data from your DotNetNuke Database. SuperUsers (aka "Host" users) can develop Reports by building a SQL Query and visualizing it with one of the Visualizers built-in to the module or a 3rd-party Visualizer.

How can you use the Reports Module?
  • Display a table of custom data from your Database
  • Display a list of Users in a specific Role
  • Display advanced queries that pull data from multiple tables
  • Display a chart of the number of users in each role
  • Display a report from SQL Reporting Services (EXPERIMENTAL)
Features: What can the Reports Module do now?
  • Display the results from any SQL Query in one of many ways:
    • a Grid
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    • or anything else you want with the extensible Visualizer framework
  • Display reports from SQL Reporting Services
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  • Full support for the ASP.Net ReportViewer Control and SQL Server Reporting Services
  • Custom Parameters such as @PortalID, @TabID, @UserID that are filled in when the query is run
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    • Your DNN Data Provider
    • Other SQL-based Databases
    • XML Data
    • UDT Module Data
  • Allow SuperUsers to predefine a set of Reports that Admins can use (at this time, only SuperUsers can create Reports)
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Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

Oct 10

Posted by: Scott McCulloch
10/10/2005 

I've just checked in some minor changes for Friendly URLs for DotNetNuke.

In 3.1.1, I introduced a change to only rewrite alphanumeric and the space character. (Everything else would be left in the querystring).

For example:-

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/default.aspx?tabid=5&path=folder1/folder2

Becomes:-

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/tabid/5/default.aspx?path=folder1/folder2

This worked as designed and helped to alleviate a number of special character issues we were having. However, it also caused some common URLs not to be rewritten, these involved the dash (-) and the underscore (_) character. These are commonly used when selecting a language. (e.g. en-AU)

So for 3.2, these characters will be rewritten into the URL. Moreover, you can also customise the regular expression in the web.config as now it belongs to the provider as an attribute as follows:-

  <friendlyUrl defaultProvider="DNNFriendlyUrl">
   <providers>
    <clear/>
    <add name="DNNFriendlyUrl"
     type="DotNetNuke.Services.Url.FriendlyUrl.DNNFriendlyUrlProvider, DotNetNuke.HttpModules.UrlRewrite"
     includePageName="true"
     regexMatch="[^a-zA-Z0-9 _-]" />
   </providers>
  </friendlyUrl>

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2 comment(s) so far...

Re: Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

Thanks Scott!

By pspeth on   10/10/2005

Re: Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

Nice solution!

By RLyda on   10/10/2005
 


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