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Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Tweet Net Nuke?
By jncraig @ 9:54 PM :: 2240 Views :: BlogEntry

This one started with a simple question:  "How can I send updates to my Twitter account when I update my DotNetNuke blog?"  The answer was amazingly easy.

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Monday, December 22, 2008
All I Want for Christmas -- the DotNetNuke Version
By jncraig @ 7:18 PM :: 1831 Views :: BlogEntry

As the year ends there are a few things that, if dropped in my Christmas stocking, would make me very happy and my life much easier.  Here is my Christmas wish list.

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Saturday, December 20, 2008
DotNetNuke: A Semi-Custom Approach
By jncraig @ 9:23 PM :: 1659 Views :: BlogEntry

DotNetNuke is a powerful and sophisticated framework for building websites, web services, and web applications.  Out of the "box" you get the framework, a couple of dozen or more modules that provide specific functionality, and access to a variety of third-party modules and skins.  Some a free and/or open-source.  Others are commercial products.

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Saturday, December 13, 2008
DotNetNuke: Versioning and Workflow
By jncraig @ 9:20 PM :: 2897 Views :: BlogEntry

 Picture this -- you are working on a DotNetNuke site, you edit a Text/HTML module, and hit the "update" button, not knowing that you've made a mistake.  Where is the "Undo" button, you ask?  It isn't there!

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Thursday, December 11, 2008
PCMCIA Cards?
By jncraig @ 1:49 PM :: 1602 Views :: BlogEntry

It turns out that the "PCMCIA" slot in my computer is actually an Express card slot, though externally it looks an awful lot like a PCMCIA slot.  It looks like I've been sleeping.

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