DNN Tutorials

In this tutorial we demonstrate how to make use of Resource Files using the DotNetMushroom RAD module for DotNetNuke in order to provide Multi Language functionality to the Forms.

This article is a continuation of the How to Implement Multi-Language Using DotNetMushroom RAD article. In the previous article, we discussed how DNM RAD handles Multi Language Data within Forms. However, in this article, we will be setting up the News Application to make use of Resource Files in order to provide Multi Language functionality to the Forms.

This tutorial demonstrates how to implement Multi-Language functionality using the DotNetMushroom RAD Module.

This article is a continuation of the How to Style the News Application Built with DotNetMushroom RAD article. We add Multi-Language features to the News Application via the RAD Module.

DotNetMushroom Rapid Application Developer (RAD) is a new application builder for DotNetNuke. It was launched at OpenForce Europe’09. The scope of RAD is to allow a user or developer to build an application which is made up of tables, queries, and forms.

This article is a continuation of the "How to Build a News Application with DotNetMushroom RAD" article . We demonstrate how to style the News Application via HTML and CSS.

The objective of this article is not a tutorial on HTML and CSS styling but rather on how HTML and CSS can be applied through the DotNetMushroom RAD.

DotNetMushroom Rapid Application Developer (RAD) is a new application builder for DotNetNuke. It was launched at OpenForce Europe’09. The scope of RAD is to allow a user or developer to build an application which is made up of tables, queries, and forms.

DotNetMushroom Rapid Application Developer (RAD) is a new application builder for DotNetNuke. It was launched at OpenForce Europe this year. The scope of DNM RAD is to allow a user or developer to build an application which is made up of tables, queries, and forms.

This is a quick start guide to using DNM RAD. In this article we demonstrate how to create a table for news items, create a form to insert or edit news records, and display the results in another form.

Are you aware of the licenses for your DotNetNuke modules and skins? You may be using a module or skin illegally without realising. This article highlights the typical licenses used in DNN along with how protecting a modules code can help to sustain the DotNetNuke development community for the future.

Software Piracy – A Small Business Epidemic

How to monetize your DNN website. Discussing the advertising methods from pay-per-click, pay-per-lead, pay-per-sale. Through to the programmes available, such as Google Adsense, Affiliate Networks. As well as setting up subscriptions and a store. Using DotNetNuke can set each of these methods up for free.

How to make money from your DotNetNuke website

In this article we give you an introduction to Google Adsense and provide some tips and resources for getting the most from Adsense on your websites. These tips will help you to improve your click-through-rate (CTR) and therefore your Adsense earnings.

Introduction to Google Adsense, how to easily monetize your website

This tutorial explains XHTML and how to improve your skin and module coding standards by implementing the XHTML rules. It covers:

• Examples
• Why bother with XHTML compliant code? What’s it all about?
• How does this affect DotNetNuke?
• The XHTML standards also need to be adhered to by module developers. Why?

And further resources.