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Articles from
July 2006
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Smart-Thinker HomePage version 4.3.1 released
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Smart-Thinker HomePage version 4.3.1 has now been released. This version is for DNN 4.3.3+ only. Please note that this version will NOT work on 3.x. You can download a free trial version here.
Major features:
- Updated to work with DNN 4.3.3+
- Source converted to 2005 WAP project (C# and ASP.NET 2.0)
- Introduction of LicenseKey for free trial version and performs LicenseValidation on portal limit
- Localized "My HomePage", "Toggle Control Panel" button and other control text
- Localized newly added modules and new Page Name/Title/Keywords
- Removed dependency on Page Keywords (Field can now be edited)
- Modified SmartUserLink to use UserController instead of obsolete properties
- Made new module help text more explanative
- Replaced deprecated User/Role methods (retrieving roles/users and displayname etc.)
- Optimized PageCreation
- Removed redundant version upgrade code
- Adheres to DNN core document "Secure Module Development" (XSS, SQL Injections etc.)
- Adheres to DNN core document "DotNetNuke Module Developers Guide"
- Updated EULA to reflect new License Agreement and Portal Limations
Bug Fixes
- Fixed bug: Now retrieves modules by ModuleName and not FriendlyName
- Fixed bug when using DBOwner
- Fixed bug: Other user's HomePage's no longer in non-preview mode when viewing
Please read the Module Config Guide before installing/upgrading for the best results (after numerous requests this is now online too). Feel free to try the demo first.
Please post any comments or queries in the Forum, and let us how we can improve the module for the next version by using Feature Requests.
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Smart-Thinker Events Module Certified by DotNetNuke
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We are pleased to announce that on the 23rd of the July, 2006, the Smart-Thinker Events module (version 1.0.5) was certified as passing the high-quality steps set by the DotNetNuke Review Program. You can verify this by clicking on the logo below. Thanks to the core team for the great job they have done with this and it will another big step forward to push DotNetNuke into the mainstream.
If you are a module vendor then I encourage you to get reviewed now! I believe this will raise the standard of DNN Modules and start eliminating the "fly-by-night" module developers and separate modules into the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. To give an idea of the stringent checks required you can read more about it here.
Over the next few months all Smart-Thinker modules will be reviewed as a sign of our commitment to producing high-quality, certified products.
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