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3 hours ago

    Bryan Myers answered the question How to hide HOST account in the member directory?

    Found a work around. I created a security/social role called "Member Directory" and set it to auto assign users to the group. Then on the member directory settings I set the filter to group and selected the member directory role. This has the added benefit of allowing users to decide if they want to be in the member directory or not. If they don't they can go to their subscriptions and remove themselves.

    5 hours ago

    Bryan Myers answered the question How to hide HOST account in the member directory?

    The above answer does nothing but take you back to a place to ask the question again. I will be researching this and let you know what I find.

    5 hours ago

    Gifford WatkinsWould anyone like to meet at Good Ol Days once a month? Let's get this group active again!!

    6 hours ago

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          9 hours ago

          Geoff Barlow answered the question Module develpment standards

          Thanks for the info Joe,
          its for an open source module so I think I'll start at 7 for the functionality.

          9 hours ago

          Sean Power answered the question How to handle session timeout in DNN?

          I have tried that link and follow it's directions and I go to my test site (where I have it) and it gives me a 500 - Internal server error. Any suggestions?

          9 hours ago

          Zaynoun ElFalou asked the question DNN module template development intellisense Problem

          I am using Christoc module template for VS 2012. i am trying to use the telerik wrappers inside the views. For some reason, i can't employ the intellisense for usage of any 3rd party controls. Is this a common problem for other users ?
          How to fix this issue ?

          11 hours ago

          Joe Brinkman answered the question Module develpment standards

          My personal preference is to always start from the module features I want to develop and the platform features that I would like to use. Often this will help determine the appropriate base version.

          With that in mind, If you start with DNN 6.1 you will be able to address 75% of the DotNetNuke users. Most of the remaining user base is spread over many different versions going back to DNN 4.

          I would also take a different approach for a commercial versus an open source module. For open source modules I tend to lean more towards the latest platform versions to allow me to take advantage of current features, but for commercial modules I would edge towards earlier platform versions to target the largest user base.

          11 hours ago

          kensiro answered the question registration form DNN7

          Thank you so much for tipping me off sherifalfy.

          but, i'm totally a beginner so i don't know how to create a new module at all.

          is there any place that i can learn from how to create it?

          I really appreciate your help.

          11 hours ago

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          11 hours ago

          sherifalfy answered the question registration form DNN7

          i understand that you need to add more field to your registeration form but you can't find some types that you need , i think the answer would be creating a new custom module that serves your need , and you can set from dnn host settings the register page where you will be placing your new module.

          i faced the same problem where i have to customize many things and it wasnot provided in the default dnn register form so i had to make my own module and used UserController class to handle all functions to be registering a user.

          12 hours ago

          Geoff Barlow asked the question Module develpment standards

          Hi all,

          I am looking for some advice...

          I have an idea for a new module and I would like to know which version of DotNetNuke to develop from.

          Is the standard now to develop for Dnn7 or is it better to develop for Dnn6 (at the moment I use Dnn6.2 as standard).

          If the standard is now for Dnn7, which version should I develop against?

          Thanks for you advice

          14 hours ago

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          14 hours ago

          kensiro asked the question registration form DNN7

          I am using DNN 7.00

          I am able to create a custom registration form,

          but, it only accepts fields of type text(eg. username, password etc.)

          Any other types - checkbox, list, etc. which i

          created to put it on are impossible to add.

          Anyone out there using custom registration

          form?

          and can i custom standard registration form?
          (I don't want to display name show on)

          PLS Help me out with this problem!!

          Many Thank you.

          18 hours ago

          Bruce ChapmanVerifying Azure Compatibility of DNN Extensions upon Installation

          DNN has been Azure compatible since version 6.0, when a concerted effort was made to make sure that all the underlying core DNN database code was made compatible with SQL Azure.    This early foray into hosting DNN sites on Azure was further improved with the release of the DNN Azure Accelerator, which started with DNN 6 and continues to the current day.

          There is an increased need for verifying DNN Extensions for Azure compatibility, and this blog entry discusses the new element being introduced for DNN 7.1.

          18 hours ago

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