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Created by Charles Stratton

This tutorial demonstrates how to make a quick change to the DotNetNuke Active Directory module without editing the core code.

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Created by Chris Hambleton

The DNN Module Packager is a utility that creates a DotNetNuke manifest file and packages modules into a ZIP file for deployment to a DotNetNuke 3.x or DotNetNuke 4.x hosting site. You can edit the manifest file before packaging and also add any other files to the package that your module needs to function properly in a DotNetNuke environment. The DNN manifest file is simply an XML file that contains information about the Module, it's DNN-interface controls (like View, Edit, and Settings controls), and a listing of all the folders, files, and binaries needed by the module.

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Created by Michael Washington

Information covering how to configure your module development environment and developing modules for DNN4.

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Created by Patrick J. Santry

This tutorial demonstrates how to code your own scheduler class for DotNetNuke. It also covers configuring the scheduler service and some options it provides.

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Created by Doug Vogel

Tired of always running those SQL scripts to register your new DotNetNuke Modules?  Here's how to automatically do those tasks, and a lot more. For Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition or above.

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Created by Mark Hoskins

An article covering Rapid Module Development for DotNetNuke - Instant DotNetNuke Modules.

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How to enable a spell checker for the WYSIWYG editor in DotNetNuke 3.x.
Intermediate level. This involves modifying and compiling the HTMLProvider implementation. Visual Studio is required.

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This tutorial discusses how to create and distribute custom DotNetNuke 4 modules quickly and easily using the run-time scripting capabilities supplied by a special DotNetNuke module called Nukelet.

A Nukelet (DotNetNuke scriptlet) is a way of creating custom DotNetNuke modules using only run-time scripting languages like PHP. Instead of using Visual Studio to create custom modules in ASP.NET, you can slash module development time by writing scripted modules directly in your DotNetNuke web site framework. Webmasters can now leverage the thousands of PHP scripts already available today.

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Created by Vlad Hrybok

This article describes how to run DotNetNuke on UltiDev Cassini web server, which unlike IIS can run on Windows XP Home and can be redistributed along with the DotNetNuke applications.

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Created by Charles Stratton

This tutorial demonstrates how you can use any .NET language to create custom applications using the DotNetNuke framework. The tutorial focuses on the two basic necessities in any custom application: username and role.

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