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| DotNetNuke® Module Development Guide |
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Introduction to DotNetNuke
Module Development
- What is a DotNetNuke Module?
- Installing a Module
- A Look into the DotNetNuke Module Definition
- A Module Can Have Multiple Instances
- Setting-up Your Development Environment
- Setting-up the Environment (using IIS)
- Setting-up the Environment (without IIS)
- Setting-up the Development Environment on Windows Vista (using IIS)
- DNN Source Installation
- Connect Your Module to the Database
- Using the DotNetNuke API
- IPortable:
Easily export content from your module to
deploy on your production server (VB &C#) - ISearchable: Easily Make Your Module Searchable (VB &C#)
- IActionable: Add Items to Your Module Menu (VB &C#)
- NavigateURL: How to make a link (VB &C#)
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Module Settings and Personalization:
Easily Store Data for Your Module (VB &C#) - Localization: Easily Translate Your Module (VB &C#)
- IPortable:
Easily export content from your module to
- Using the DNN Web Controls
Also see:
A Free Open Source DotNetNuke Help
Desk
/ Support Desk / Ticket Tracker Module
and
SilverlightDesktop for
DotNetNuke
ADefWebserver.com is recommended in:
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Due to the amount of email I’m unable to provide
personal assistance.
Please use the DotNetNuke forums. Thanks
Please use the DotNetNuke forums. Thanks
DotNetNuke® Visual Studio 2008 Tutorial Series:
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Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL
(VB and C#) (Start here!)
- Set up module
- Create the table
- Create the LINQ to SQL Class
- Connect GridView and FormView to LinqDataSource Control
- Create the Code Behind
- Create the module definition
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Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL
(VB and C#)
(Part 2)
- Format the dollar amount properly
- Validate that a description has been entered
- Give the administrator the ability to add and delete Categories
- Show the number of items in each category
- Do not allow a category to be deleted if there are items using that category.
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Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL
(C#)
(Part 3)
- Move Add and Edit Items to a separate page
- Use a ListView to implement grouping
DotNetNuke® Advanced Sample Applications:
Additional DotNetNuke® Sample Applications:
DotNetNuke® Additional:
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Michael Washington is a Microsoft MVP, a DotNetNuke Core member, and an ASP.NET, C#, and Visual Basic programmer. He is the author of numerous DotNetNuke modules and tutorials. He is one of the founding members of the Southern California DotNetNuke Users group (http://socaldug.org). He has a son, Zachary and resides in Los Angeles with his wife Valerie. (Michael and Scott Guthrie (creator of ASP.NET)) |
