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• Re: A humble appeal for help from DNN Gurus.

  This thread sounds like it would help as well.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 2/12/2006

• Re: Turning off Admin Header section

  I have a ControlPanel on my site that will allow you to limit modules by role. I don't know if it will fit all your needs, but it's worth a try. My Site HTH's, Dave

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 2/9/2006

• Re: No Show of Create Private Assembly

  IndianGuru wrote: Does Create Assembly Link, gets displayed, only for Visual Basic based Modules ? Nope. I just copied my source into the module install folder and was able to generate the package.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 2/7/2006

• Re: Adding in an admin feature

  bump me too besides hacking the DB

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/31/2006

• Re: a get_GetUrl problem

  If this is a later DNN version then 2x then try EditUrl

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/31/2006

• Re: Any issues adding column to Users table?

  Your welcome.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/29/2006

• Re: Any issues adding column to Users table?

  Take a look at the userportals table, it's already stored in there. Dave

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/27/2006

• Re: DNN4 - No Code Generator needed

  adefwebserver wrote: I think however that code generators are best used for people who already understand what they are doing. The issue I have seen is that the beginner is confronted with: Learning DotNetNuke Visual Studio configuration Learning DotNetnuke development process Learning the DAL Learning the Code Generator I fully agree with you. There is a lot to learn if you are coming to DotNetNuke without previous experience in code generation. After getting over the learning curve on the DAL,

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/20/2006

• Re: DNN4 - No Code Generator needed

  adefwebserver wrote: Once the "shell" is created I usually coded the rest of the module by hand because the automatic code generator could potentially overwrite some of my custom code. I wanted to comment on this in the last post, but it got by me. CS supports what's call a Merge Stratigies. I copied this from the help on it... Merge strategies answer the question: how do I customize generated code without losing my customizations when the code is regenerated? CodeSmith offers you a choice of two

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/19/2006

• Re: DNN4 - No Code Generator needed

  Michael, I agree that this gives a great start, and may be great for small projects. But, for large projects I can't imagine doing these by hand anymore. I have been working on a module suite that contains 80+ tables. Writing all this code by hand would be tedious, time consuming, bug prone, and most likely not uniform code. the DAL for this module suite contains 1162 lines of code. while my SqlDataProvider weighs in at 5142 lines. There is also Info and Controller objects for every one of these

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DBuckner on 1/19/2006