26. DotNetNuke News, Codeplex, Bingway Free Trial, Page Rank, DNN Creative Subscriptions

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Interview with: Lee Sykes

and Richard Wootton

In this podcast we cover DotNetNuke latest news. We discuss DotNetNuke moving downloads from Sourceforge to Codeplex, upgrading to DNN 4.9.1 and DNN 5, Bingway's 1 month free trial, Page Rank in DotNetNuke, DataSprings Dynamic Forms module, Favicons and DNN Creative Subscriptions.

This podcast covers:

DotNetNuke moves from Sourceforge to Codeplex
Microsoft Oxite
DotNetNuke 4.9.1
Dashboard Module
DotNetNuke 5
BingWay 1 month free trial offer
Upgrading DotNetNuke v4.6.2 to v5
Page Rank and DotNetNuke
NetEffect Magazine
Precision Guided Page Rank
How links affect Page Rank
Lee's SEO Page Rank Power Tip!
Issue 40
DataSprings Dynamic Forms
Tips for creating forms
Favicons
Rich is leaving! (the UK, not DNN Creative)
Exchange Rate: The pound is low
Subscriptions equal to 30% off for US Customers
Onayktech Soma Elite Module
Free offer still on until 1st of Feb

If there are any subjects you would like us to discuss in the podcast please submit your request in the Podcasts section of the DNN Creative Forum.

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# Cliff Nelson

Tuesday, April 07, 2009 9:47 AM

Hey Guys,

I was just listening to the podcast that mentioned un-zipping a newer version into the directory where an older version lives as a manner of upgrade (> = 4.6.2 + the "upgrade" resource file)

There was no mention of customized core files that may exist, There are many of us out there who use the Telerik Rad tools. A common core modification is to replace System.Web.UI.ScriptManager with Telerik.Web.UI.RadScriptManager to ultilize the optimizations (request suturing, etc) gained from the Telerik version of the ScriptManager anywhere the system would inject it. ( The replacement is in Ajax.vb and requires a re-compile of the core DNN .dll )

A minor detail, but definitely one that can bite you if you do not verify your customizations to any core files are not overwritten using this update method.

keep up the good work.

New Subscriber, DNN hack since v3
Cliff Nelson

# Lee Sykes

Saturday, April 11, 2009 5:36 PM

Hello,

Thanks for adding the comment, that's a good tip.

The key to all upgrading is BACKUP, BACKUP, BACKUP! and then any problems that may occur can easily be fixed.

Thanks,

Lee