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• Re: How to change custom Module version ?

  AerosSaga wrote: This is done in your module.dnn file, notice the version element. ... <version>03.01.05</version> ... Thnaks AerosSaga, But I create my PA with DNN from my developpement DNN. So I can install them in my production DNN. Changing the version in the .dnn file after I have exported it will let me with not the same version between dev and production. So I'm searching a way to do it nicely into DNN before create my PA. This way, I will have the same version everywhere.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/22/2005

• Re: client side cookies

  jhenning wrote: You can view the entire ClientAPI here . Please note that the version 1.1 is not available until dnn 3.2 is released. Thank's a lot !!! I don't know this website. What is his purpose ?!? Is there the same site for DNN WebControls ? (labels...) Thank's again.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/22/2005

• Re: Free Open Source Ecommerce Module for DotNetNuke

  !!! Good News !!! Now we have an open-source e-commerce. Great !!!! So, where is the forum ?!? The doc... ;-) Luca has started it for SDNStore (really free e-commerce module with really good doc and easy to set-up and skin) Ken also have a really good job with his convertion of IBuy etc... So I think there are a lot of coders that have been waiting for this module to release a website specially for it. Thanks again Jan, Luca and Ken for your "really" free e-commerce module. As e-commerce is different

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/22/2005

• How to change custom Module version ?

  Hi all, Working on my module, I have created a solution directly in my Dev DNN. To release it (so the first version), I create a PA from DNN using the 3.1.X feature. But for a second release : how can I change the module version ? (into DNN) For the moment, I do it directly in the MSSQL DesktopModules tables, but it's not a nice way. Thanks for your help....

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/21/2005

• Re: client side cookies

  Just to bump this thread, I'm also searching informations for cookies in DNN. Edit : Found this A sample code for cookies and a good way to manage multiple DNN install on localhost (and not have to sign in on each portal).

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/21/2005

• Re: FREE E-Commerce Module for DNN 3.1.0

  For them who want to continue the thread, go to the Sysdatanet forum

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/19/2005

• Let's go...

  Hi Jason, ikamiksok wrote: I have scoped everything and have a good handle on how to get it all done. Very excited about this. It will take some time though to do everything. I also have been having problems with my hosting provider so let's say Sunday 9/25/05 I will post an initial version (disclaimer -- it may be very rough) Incredible !!! I have started follow the same path as you. Finding your thread today is a real opportunity. In my case, I want to send e-mails for users or groups with some

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/17/2005

• Re: FREE E-Commerce Module for DNN 3.1.0

  There is also a started "open source" e-commerce module for DNN : http://aciasoftware.com/Default.aspx?tabid=183 http://aciasoftware.com/Default.aspx?tabid=183 And for professionnal needs (not free), CatALook : http://82.165.26.131/dnnsoft/DNNModules/tabid/52/ProductID/1/Default.aspx * w/o source code $99 * with source code $199 And as mentioned (not tried) : * PA : something * Source : 50$ I think the most important thing before choose an e-commerce module is to lnow our many companies use it. CatALook

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/16/2005

• Re: FREE E-Commerce Module for DNN 3.1.0

  Hi all, First of all, if you want to test the Module on developpement server, just put localhost as domain name. This was my first question to Luca and I can test the module as I want with this, according to the "licence" ;-) Second, I love to speak with developper before buying. I exchanged a lot of mail with DNNMaster, tested their demo web site and *then* I buy a first module from them. After that, I still exchanged mails with them about my local installation (before putting everything on the

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/16/2005

• Re: deleting bad portals

  J7Mitch wrote: If you follow all those calls then you can find the individual Procs and call them from Query Analyzer If you add a new page into the DotNetNuke Project you can also do it in two lines of code. Dim objPortalController As New PortalController objPortalController.DeletePortalInfo(intPortalId) Hi all !!! In a really need of removing portals, I make a module about this. Thanks a lot Mitch for the code. So, do I sold it on SnowCovered (9,90$ PA or 19,90$ with source), or do I just post

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Fabio972 on 9/14/2005