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• Re: Demo Portal Signup - is it a good thing?

  cathal wrote: this is fixed for the next release. Thanks to smartsource-it for bringing it to our attention, and for removing the original note, to not create any further issues for the community. Cathal Hi Cathal When you say "fixed", can you pls provide more details?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/24/2005

• Re: Anyone publishing new Editor Providers???

  Hello Locopon Thank you very much (again) ... have you considered showing your securelogin module to the guys at Bonosoft - I believe they are managing the core login module as a sub-project now that the "core modules" have been disconnected from the core. Perhaps they can roll-in your functionality to the core login module!

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/22/2005

• Re: Anyone publishing new Editor Providers???

  Hello Locopon Thank you very much for creating the FCKEditor provider. I have a question on a different topic however ... I noticed that when I registered on your website, the login control displayed an image of a number that needed to be typed in for verification purposes. This is a very useful feature ... tell me, how did you do that? Thanks again

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/21/2005

• Re: Demo Portal Signup - is it a good thing?

  liorlustig wrote: Take a look at www.DotNetNuke-Portal.com It's not fully updated yet, but you can still get an impression. It's very interesting (and promising) what these guys are doing, and I think, shows the potential of one way DNN can be used to generate income. It's great to see the feedback this thread is prompting.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/20/2005

• Re: Attempted Trademarking of "DotNetNuke" and "DNN"

  voxhumana wrote: It is interesting to note that some of those that have these domains have been the most vocale and most uninformed on the trade mark application which leads one to consider the motives. Well I have been quite vocal, and I do not believe myself to be uninformed, given my legal background. Nor do I consider myself to have questionable motives - I do not earn any income from DNN-related activities and never have or will. I use DNN strictly as an end-user. Phil Beadle (Core member) knows

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/20/2005

• Re: Demo Portal Signup - is it a good thing?

  onyaktech wrote: I have found that this can be a powerful tool for DNN. However, there is a need for a lot more development in this area. My primary idea on this was to provide the tools to quickly implement a MySpace.com. But I'm finding that people without any tech skills need a LOT more help than I originally thought. I knew they would need help, but.....they are totally lost. These people create their portal and then when their portal comes up...they go back to the original portal they used to

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/20/2005

• Demo Portal Signup - is it a good thing?

  Hello I'm wondering what everyone thinks about the Anonymous Portal Signup option (Host settings). This option gives the ability for completely anonymous visitors to create their own portal (typically for a trial period). In the core's book (great read btw!), they flag their concerns over this option because it would allow an unscrupulous person to create a portal as say, a download site for questionable files, for the demo period or until noticed by the host. But on the flip side, this option is

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/19/2005

• Re: Attempted Trademarking of "DotNetNuke" and "DNN"

  dnnuser wrote: Tena koe firstly I use DNN as a portal to my clients who I do Company and other searches for - thus the reason why I have no problem doing ASIC searches its my Company's normal business activity.- my clients are mainly exporters and importers who wish to verify the business structure etc of prospective buyers and sellers Secondly I have had no need to ever ask a question on this forum but as I do use DNN I do read it. Thirdly after reading the posts about the Australian trade mark

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/18/2005

• Re: Attempted Trademarking of "DotNetNuke" and "DNN"

  voxhumana wrote: Ross It would take a lot more than vague threats/allegations from a new user to cause you any grief in this forum. A number of us are following this trademark issue closely, and should action ever be needed (as outlined in my initial post) one of us will make that abundantly clear on this forum. Until then, the people attempted to perpetrate this act can do whatever they want, and trolls will continue to bounce around regardless. Regards Manning (voxhumana) Thanks Manning :)

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/18/2005

• Re: Attempted Trademarking of "DotNetNuke" and "DNN"

  smcculloch wrote: Ross, stop feeding the troll Scott, you are sooooo right - I almost didn't even reply to this, knowing I was just adding fuel to the fire, but what little reputation I have in these forums is important to me. But I guess I'll follow your advice - I have better things to do (like programming). I think it's fairly obvious that I have the community support on this one, so probably best to leave well enough alone.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by communitypc on 7/18/2005