By Brian Dukes on
2/22/2008 11:01 AM
We at Engage Software have just released the latest update to our DotNetNuke Jobs Listing module, Engage: Employment, version 1.3. This is a module you can use on your company's DNN site to list the job openings you have available at your various locations, and accept and sort applications and applicants.
In this version we have made significant enhancements to searching both within the module and through DNN. Searches return more relevant results and are now marked to show why they are relevant. The module is also indexed by DNN's search indexer now, which incidentally also allows for the module to be syndicated...
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By Brian Dukes on
2/22/2008 10:57 AM
Have you ever used the DefaultButton property on an ASP.NET Panel, only to find that it doesn't work in Firefox? Here's an easy way to use DotNetNuke's ClientAPI to acheive the same result for more than just IE.
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By Rich Campbell on
2/14/2008 12:33 PM
Engage Software is proud to announce we have attained Gold Partner status within the Microsoft Partner Program.
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By Chris Hammond on
2/7/2008 11:47 PM
Earlier today we had a customer post a question in the forums on www.engagemodules.com regarding using Engage: Publish as a replacement for the Text/HTML module within DotNetNuke.
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By Ian Robinson on
2/7/2008
Earlier today I created a list of blogs, podcasts, and web sites that are of interest to me as a developer. This are the sites I keep tabs on so I can stay up on the latest and keep learning. Some of them I frequent more regularly than others...
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By John Eimer on
2/7/2008
We have released a major update for Engage: Locator. In version 1.1, we have added a few new features to make using the module to display your locations even better.
The most notable change is the ability to configure the default display for the module. There are a new module settings that allow you to configure the default module display. You can choose to display all of your locations or to display the search option by default. When displaying all of your locations, you can also choose if the map mashup is displayed as well.
Other enhancements will be seen when editing a location. One feature allows you enhance your location details. You can utilize the text editor to insert images, links or format each location's details. We have also given you the ability to use the address or Geocode (latitude & longitude) for your locations. If you enter in your own Geocode, Engage: Locator will use that to display the location on...
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By Chris Hammond on
2/5/2008 10:59 AM
In the first DotNetNuke newsletter from the DotNetNuke Corporation for 2008 the project spotlight showcases a website that is using Engage: Publish for content management. Here's some of the text that was included in the newsletter.
"At the ZoneDiet.com site, visitors can get a wealth of information about the Zone Diet, in additon to being able to order official Zone Products (Omega-3 Concentrates, Food Items, Polyphenols, Supplements, Skin Care Products, Books) through the e-commerce store. "
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By Chris Hammond on
2/2/2008 7:01 PM
For my personal website I converted from CommunityServer to DotNetNuke, using Engage: Publish as the Blogging platform. I did a pretty lengthy writeup of the conversion process. You can read more about the conversion on the writeup.
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By Brian Dukes on
1/29/2008 2:44 PM
As a developer, and specifically as a DotNetNuke developer, there are a number of directories that I have to navigate to regularly. In particular with DotNetNuke, I'm going to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\DotNetNuke\Website\DesktopModules quite a bit. So, instead of having to try to type that in all the time, or navigate through the folder structure, I've defined an environment variable "dm" that is defined as that path to my Desktop Modules folder. I can just type %dm% into an explorer prompt and be there without any hassle. I've also setup a %wwwroot% shortcut, though it gets used much less often. It's a lot like keeping a shortcut around in your dock/quick launch toolbar, but you can also use it in dialogs. Hopefully this can help you trim off a few more seconds/minutes of monotony throughout your day.
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By Chris Hammond on
1/25/2008 12:12 AM
For those of you who may have missed it, Engage: Publish 4.5 released last week. This release has some big improvements for the module, and lays the groundwork for a new major releasing coming in the next month or so. Read more for more information!
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