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Friday, December 10, 2010

A simple article DotNetNuke module c# with VB.NET source (Weblogs @ ASP.NET)

The Conference connections DotNetNuke last month I provided a course advanced the development of the DotNetNuke module as a training session prior to the Conference. This training covered more details on how to implement some of the latest on the DotNetNuke platform for custom modules, mainly ContentItem integration features and characteristics of the taxonomy.

Course, I've created a module for DotNetNuke, very basic section at the end of the account it appoint DNNSimpleArticle. Course, I created a c# and VB.net module version. Offer course I cleaned up things a little more in the module and downloaded everything tonight at CodePlex http://dnnsimplearticle.codeplex.com. Please read the full blog ticket for further details on the module and a few warnings (this module is not supported, use at your own risk)

The Conference connections DotNetNuke last month I provided a course advanced the development of the DotNetNuke module as a training session prior to the Conference. This training covered more details on how to implement some of the latest on the DotNetNuke platform for custom modules, mainly ContentItem integration features and characteristics of the taxonomy.

Course, I've created a module for DotNetNuke, very basic section at the end of the account it appoint DNNSimpleArticle. Course, I created a c# and VB.net module version. Offer course I cleaned up things a little more in the module and downloaded everything tonight at CodePlex http://dnnsimplearticle.codeplex.com.

Keep in mind a few things before that I'm going to talk about the features of the module.

This module is not supported! (use at your own risk) This module is free. This module is released under the same license MIT DotNetNuke is allowed. This module has seen a limited trial, use at your own risk Winking smile this module was compiled against DNN 5.5.1, will not install and run on an older version without recompiling. The initial version c# and VB.NET code but future versions will probably only be released by c#.

Here is a brief summary of the module. This is a very basic module for creating articles (title, description and body) and has the ability to assign articles with DotNetNuke taxonomy functionality. It also provides simple SEO features by setting the title of the HTML page, description and keywords when an individual article is loaded into the view mode.

This module provides the following features

Create and display items displays a paged articles what articles list get created DNN ContentItems categorization provided by DNN SEO feature article taxonomy display providing HTML title, Meta Description and Meta-keyword loaded dynamically controls ArticleList and the ArticleView functionality based on ArticleId list displays categories below querystring parameter ArticleDisplay, this list of links to the SearchResults page article in the category parameter TAG to display in the list. Compiled against DNN 5.5.1 (if you want to run against an older version, you need to recompile) uses MSBuild to automated packaging (requires http://msbuildtasks.tigris.org/ MSBuildTasks) (see this blog for a little info/video on the msbuild ticket)

I am running the module on a DNN Web site I recently http://www.sccaforums.com/ installation, it brings new cover page for the moment. There are of course still of some things that can be drawn for the module and with this site in General, also but it works well and have been indexed quite well by engines search within two weeks, that he was executed it.

I will be blogging in the next days with more details on this Web site in particular, as it is a recent conversion CommunityServer DotNetNuke platform. I have another project codeplex for SQL scripts used in the conversion process. The blog will be talking about the process and we hope that provide some guidance for those interested in converting a CommunityServer DNN Web site.

Back to the well module: you can download the first version (labelled V00.00.03) from Codeplex.

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