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• Re: DNN 3 or DNN 4 on WH4L

  I personally haven't been moved over the the ASP.NET 2.0 servers on WH4L yet but plan to be. At the same time, I will probably have them give me a blank slate so I can deploy a fresh dnn install and use portal templates and host templates to reconfigure my site from scratch - even import existing content. Let us know how it goes - and anyone who has experience - please do post - I'd be interested to hear how the experience went.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/28/2006

• Re: DNN 4 VS2005 proper Config for Fast Compile and debug

  I have had an overall "sluggish" experience with Visual Studio 2005 and it's not just a DNN thing. First off - it's quite the memory hog. (After about an hour or after my first debug session its consuming 250+ MB of memory) Also - VS.NET tends to... hesitate.. after to you add or rename files of web site projects... as you mentioned - kind of "to-be-expected". Now - when working with DNN for creating modules, I'm working with the Install version as provided by the starter kit. Generally - although

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/28/2006

• Re: 'dbo.GetList' doesn't exist

  Just to correlate - I too encountered this issue with the List host/admin module. Having copy and pasted the correcting code provided, I also ran into the same error message as reported by Bill2clone. So - he's not dreaming this up. Now - some details on my install... Windows Server 2003, IIS 6 (DNN) - accessing a SQL Server 2005 Dev Edition server on another Windows Server 2003 box (my DNN db). So I don't think this is necessarily limited to simply SQL Server express. There's something not right

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/28/2006

• Re: Module coding

  Essentially coding for DNN4 is similar to DNN3. The difference come down to where code is located. I honestly preferred a lot of the segregation that the DNN3 technique provided - however - the DNN4 approach takes less time to develop. Biggest thing I'm looking to tackle is separation of code so I dont have to intermingle my "corporate" code with the DNN framework code. Biggest advantage DNN4 has - ASP.NET 2.0 and the virtually minimal amount of code-beside you have to write if you follow a lot of

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/27/2006

• Re: custom code on installation. Is this possible?

  I have to answer a question from Sponge_Bob. Dig yer username. DotNetNuke provides an interface called IUpgradeable. The interface is implemented on your controller class for you module, similar to the way IPortable and ISearchable are implemented. There's very little written about this interface, however. The interface contract contains one method definition - Function UpgradeModule( ByVal Version As String ) As String So digging a little deeper... The the lastest version of the Private Assembly

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/27/2006

• Re: Navigation between custom modules

  Now - are these two modules part of the same application you're trying to produce? like two different screens to the same application? If so - may want to consider creating a single module. DNN supports modules that consist of multiple "view" user controls. Once you do that - your options begin to broaden quite a bit for persisting data from user control to user control.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/26/2006

• Re: Preview from my DNN4 Module tutorial

  An excellent tutorial for DNN4 module development out of the box. Thank you for taking the time to put it together. I'm passing your tutorial on to my freshman module developers right now. Thanks!

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/26/2006

• Re: dnn 4 module

  Without seeing enough of what you're trying to do - let me see if I can offer some pointers... Doing a Controls.Add(...) within Page_Load of your control works fine because every time the page loads, it will run that code for the control. Now - by adding the code to the click event - you run the risk of losing your control on postback. Try finding a way to persist the control change in the click event... Also - DNN provides the ability to do this within a module with the NavigateURL method... if

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by BKdotNet on 1/26/2006

• Re: what makes a DNN Site unavailable

  Much like these here ASP.NET forums in which I've experienced the same thing multiple times - something has gone horribly wrong and IIS and pushed the big red button on your application to recycle it (or would it be a big green button with the arrows in a circle?) I'd look to how many apps you have running and how much memory is being consumed by IIS and the ASP.NET worker processes in relation to your system memory.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by BKdotNet on 12/19/2005

• Re: Why do small DNN errors always crash portal?

  Aside from the issue MikeG is fighting, and I may be repeating myself, but if you dont have custom errors turned on or other fun jazz, an error in a module will immobilize DNN pretty quickly. Now - that's not to say DNN is unstable, just that maybe alternatives for gracefully failing out may be something for the 2006 enhancement list. :-)

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by BKdotNet on 12/19/2005