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• Re: Firebird Provider

  I'd like to hear from the FireBird provider team on the current state of the project. I see from the project web site that the vast majority of the stored procs have been converted--good work--thank you! Has any progress been made on getting the embedded mode to work? Is there an official release coming soon? Thanks for any new information and thanks for you work on this.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 2/1/2006

• Re: How To: Create LabelControl dynamically (in code)

  What are the advantages, as you see them, to creating your UI code dynamically?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 12/8/2005

• Re: 3.1.1--Source code for DesktopModules--where is it?

  Ahh... Thank you very much for enlightening me about the .resources files. I now see that the source code and associated files for each module is in the .resources file included in the .zip archive for that module in the Install/Module directory. Thanks again. Michael Bradley

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 11/9/2005

• Re: 3.1.1--Source code for DesktopModules--where is it?

  The Install/Module folder contains what appear to be PA's for the DNN modules. Though they all include the word "Source" in their name, none of the zip archives that are there seem to include any source code (just the .ascx files and .dll files). And yes, I did download the source package, not the install package. Sorry if I'm missing something here. I can't install it at the moment so I'm just examining the downloadable zip archive. The source code for the core is all there where you'd expect it

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 11/9/2005

• Re: 3.1.1--Source code for DesktopModules--where is it?

  Sorry to bump my own post here, but due to all the activity around the 3.2/4.0 release, this ended up on page 4 before the day event started. Anybody know where to download the old source code package that included the DNN modules?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 11/9/2005

• 3.1.1--Source code for DesktopModules--where is it?

  The source download for version 3.1.1 does not appear to include most of the modules that I was expecting to find under the DesktopModules folder (e.g. Text/HTML, Events, Announcements, etc.). Consequently some of the VS.NET solutions in the Solutions folder (e.g. DotNetNuke.All, DotNetNuke.Modules) will not load. I believe that the plan has been to de-integrate the modules from the core and make them available as separate projects, however, though I see that there are now separate DNN projects for

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 11/8/2005

• Re: Optimized VS.Net Solution for custom modules + free modules

  Nik, I'm new to DNN module development and have only limited experience with dotNet and VS. There are many helpful resources but I discovered this thread and your Ask Nik site today and find your outlook and presentation to be among the most helpful. You appear to be quite knowledgeable and your products speak for themselves. I'm very much looking forward to reading your in depth discussions on module development. So, when can we expect that book? Michael

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 10/19/2005

• Re: should I use core classes when developing custom user management module

  An update for anyone who may be interested in custom modules that deal with user mangagement. The UserController class that is part of the DNN core has Friend functions that are called by some of the other code that deals with user management. Therefore, when I created a separate module in its own solution (and not part of the DNN.Core solution), I had to create my own UserController class that duplicates the functionality of the core class of the same name (pretty much just copied the core class

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by ebradley4 on 10/14/2005

• Re: PHP???

  adefwebserver wrote: 1. Code your application in PHP. 2. Set it to only accept requests from DotNetNuke. 3. Use the IFrame module to allow the users of your DotNetNuke portal to the application. How do you do number 2? Isn't a request from DNN just like any other request? How do you get the web server running the other app to only accept requests from DNN. Set restrictions on IP address? This could possibly be quite useful for integrating an existing application (ColdFusion rather thatn PHP in my

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 10/14/2005

• Re: Is anyone coding DNN on a Linux box?

  According to posts by the Mainsoft team I've seen somewhere (can't remember which forum), they are using PostgreSQL and wrote their own provider for it. Unfortunately, they've chosen not to release their provider for some reason. I wich they would. I'm also very much looking forward to the realease of the Firebird provider. Thanks for your work on that.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ebradley4 on 10/12/2005