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This Announcement Module, lets you add any MultiMedia File; i.e. Flash, Movie or Image to each of your Announcements. It also hyperlinks the Image, automatically and you can specify extra details, which can be seen via an additional link provided at the end of each Announcement.

This is a DotNetNuke 3.x module, that is able to show multiple pages of content inside a single module. The pages are normal Text/Html pages that can be edited in a normal form text area box, or with the wysiwyg graphical editor (free text editor) which comes bundled with your DotNetNuke installation

Extremely simple module

The user can add as many quotes as they require and the system will only show one at a time.

A simple versioning control system that integrates with the existing Text/HTML module. Featuring easy installation, full and seamless integration with DNN3 (including search).

This module automates the transfer of all existing Text/HTML content into the equivalent OTS ContentManager format for version control. Similarly, removing the module will leave the site running with standard Text/HTMLs in place with the current version of the content.

The OTS ContentManager was designed with one principle in mind – to support efficient content production.

Comprehensive Workflow + Content Management system for DotNetNuke.
Complete replacement for Text/HTML module.

This is an independent review of Orizonti's Nuke News for DotNetNuke® V3.1 by Lee Sykes.

Alongside the review are 8 Flash Tutorials totalling 30 minutes to demonstrate the modules features and possible uses.

Throughout these eight videos we work through practical examples of using the module with a football news website.

Module Details

According to Orizonti, NukeNews was designed from the need to easily allow news submissions and approvals, categorization and posting, flexible archiving and display of archives and finally a flexible, customizable themed look.

Features

• News can be submitted by selected role
• News can be "auto-approved" or require approval before posting
• Email Notification of new submissions needing approval
• News is categorized by customized category list and displayed with associated category image
• CSS "Theme-able". Includes two CSS themes and any number may be easily added
• Flexible archiving options for each article include: never archive, module configured # days, or a specified date
• Always show # of articles ensures no "empty" modules from archiving
• Archived news is automatically categorized by Month/Year
• News syndication via RSS
• Article rating and comments
• Editable Post Date allows “Release Date“ for posting articles in future which aren't displayed until post date.
• Searchable via DNN3 site searches
• RSS Feed now customizable.
• Permalinks included with RSS feeds
• Editable Comments

This is an independent review of Scott McCulloch's News Articles Module for DotNetNuke® V3.1.

Alongside the review are 6 Flash Video Tutorials totalling 30 minutes to demonstrate the modules features and possible uses.

Throughout these six videos we work through practical examples of using the module with a mountain bike website.

Module Details

This is a fully featured article manager for DotNetNuke. The module has evolved since version 1 of DotNetNuke, and has been used on many sites around the world.

Features:

• Articles consist of:
  • Title
  • Categories (You can select multiple or none at all)
  • Summary
  • Publish & End Dates (Optional)
  • Image (Optional)
  • Any number of sub-pages
  • Featured
• Articles can be filtered, listed and displayed in various configurations
• Search articles through a pageable interface
• Security Roles within your portal can be given submission and approval capabilities
• Approvers and Authors are notified (via email) when an article has been submitted / approved, which is configurable
• Ratings and Comments
• RSS feeds for:
  • Category
  • Author
  • Top 25 most viewed
• Layout is customized through html templates similar to portal skinning
• Emails are customized through html templates
• Articles can be added to any number of pages, (even the same instance), and have different filtering settings.