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Although it will be difficult to be funny in this post, we feel it's important to let people know that we actually build and launch websites around here sometimes. The latest notch on the dev server is Rush Trucking, located in Wayne, MI. In conjunction with Foursight Creative and the Rush Trucking team, we designed, wrote copy, built and launched the site four short weeks from the kick off meeting. ...read more

After installing Invenmanager's Advanced Articles 5.0 on one of dev servers, we received an error when trying to add or edit content to any of the news articles.  Obviously this is a problem.  If you are nerd enough to care,... ...read more

"Hi, everyone. My name is Jason...
And I love MailChimp."

There. I said it. I feel much better. ...read more

Hold on to your pocket protectors! Human Element’s own Gregg Milligan II has completed his first DotNetNuke Module, Sport Events. It is now in Beta Testing… word.

Work on the Sport Events DNN module officially began March 8, 2011. Three-and-a-half glorious months later, it is now a fully functioning module... A real thing of beauty. But how did I do it?

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For those who have never heard of Ajax, let me bring you up to speed.

Ajax stands for Asynchronous Javascript and XML. But that’s just a fancy way of saying: Ajax can make things move or update on a web page reloading entire page. (doing that flickering thing that happens when you press the roundy arrow button on your browser or go to a new page).

Note: Click here to check out various Ajax controls in action.

So how can you get DotNetNuke to play nicely with Ajax?

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One of the things that developers and clients love about content management and eCommerce platforms, such as DotNetNuke (DNN) and Magento is that they don't have to design and code common site functions from scratch anymore.  For instance, no one wants to design and code a search function.  That's what Google is for. ...read more