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• Re: Limit Edit to UserID?

  To be honest, I also believe that user level security is only a second step. The first step would be to make the distinction between 'Manage', 'Edit' and 'View' security. There should be three levels : Application Admin, Content Admin and Viewer/Reader. This kind of functionality is really needed in the core, since this is a typical setup (IT, Marketing, site visitor). You could take it a step further: seperate not just Content Management, but also creation, editing, deleting of content as separate

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/13/2005

• Re: OT: DotNetNuke Hosting Insurance

  In Belgium, all privately held companies are required to have insurance for damages inflicted to their customers by employees. In general, this is more intended towards bodily harm, destruction (deliberate or not) of property, ... However, indirect damages (loss of business, damage to the reputation, ...) are excluded since it is very difficult to calculate / prove such damages. Depending on the type of insurance your customer wants, maybe an SLA is sufficient.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/13/2005

• Re: Limit Edit to UserID?

  Vicenç says it all. This is not possible without coding. None of the core modules support this kind of functionality. Maybe there are some custom modules out there that do support more elaborate security settings. Anyways, I think core has done a good job of giving much needed possibilities, but still keeping the framework nimble, fast and easy to use.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/12/2005

• Re: PHP???

  Well, frst off, PHP is not 'just a scripting language (akin to JavaScript)'. PHP is more intended to run on the serverside instead of client-side. So it is better to compare it to ASP (and it's VB Script). Is it possible to run PHP scripts inside a module? Yes, no doubt about that. You could write a module that takes a php script and runs it through a PHP interpreter that does all the work. In fact, I'm pretty sure an IIS plug-in allready exists to handle PHP scripts. Is it feasible / easy / useful

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/12/2005

• Re: Invalid Syntax in ......

  Edited, since too late... Anyways, the problem with the UTF encoding stems from the + (plus sign) being translated if you save it normal. Don't know why, but that is one of the problems. Maybe other characters get replaced too.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/6/2005

• Re: dnn in resume

  It's like any reference in your resume. It depends on your target for whom you draft the resume and what you are applying for. If you are looking from a development perspective phrase it like 'Development of advanced web based application in VB.NET (or C#) based on the DotNetNuke framework' If you are looking from a web site creation perspective write something like 'Design and implementation of an interactive web portal based on the DotNetNuke portal framework' If you are applying for a job as a

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 10/6/2005

• Re: DNN 3 and .NET 2.0 advise

  As far as I know VS2005/.NET 2.0 is planned to be released pretty soon (november 7th, officially). Obviously, no DNN version is released until .NET 2.0 is officially released. But I also know that the core is actively working on a conversion/support for .NET 2.0.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 9/30/2005

• Re: Element with POSITION:RELATIVE, is not visible in the module....

  Position:relative is always a bear to debug. Probably your content has been placed somewhere out of the 'viewable' area you have. Try fiddling around with placement (top, left), until you see it. It could be that the IMG tag by default has some 'strange' CSS rules linked to it in your skin or the module you place it in.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 9/30/2005

• Re: What should I do with "object reference not set to an instance of an object"

  The problem is loading the class for the dataprovider. My guess is that you have not correctly modified both the DataProvider class and the AccessDataProvider class. The signatures of all functions have to be the same in both files. Otherwise, one is not the correct override class of the other and cannot be loaded. After compiling both DLL's (DNN - core and AccessDataProvider) remember to copy both DLL files to the BIN directory. If that still does not help, reload DNN, by just saving the web.config

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 9/28/2005

• Re: i wondered whether there is Oracle data provider for Dnn 3.1.1 or not

  Don't know if there is or not, but remember that the standard membershipprovider is only useable for SQL Server. So, apart from the dataprovider, you also need to have a specific membershipprovider.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by npeeters on 9/28/2005