As part of the DotNetNuke Hackathon at the Capital DotNetNuke User Group on June 16th, I discussed using Silverlight to create rich DotNetNuke modules.  The example that I presented was a work in progress which I’ll be working on during the course of the Hackathon, even as participants are working on their own submissions.  You’ll be able to follow along with my progress over the next few days as I continue to flesh out the module.

The module that I am working on is a Silverlight based replacement for the core Pages module that appears on the Admin menu of a standard DotNetNuke installation.  That module has a very basic UI that makes it difficult to manage a site with dozens or even hundreds of pages.  The postback model used for moving pages in the heirarchy can make page re-organization...

I am pleased to announce the release of DotNetNuke 5.4.3.  This month’s maintenance release focused on resolving major issues with page management and with the Telerik HTML Editor Provider.  The page management fixes should resolve all major outstanding issues in this area.  The HTML Editor Provider fixes addressed some of the larger issues with the provider, although we recognize there are still several fixes and enhancements that remain for this particular item which we hope to address in the upcoming 5.5 release.  The 5.4.3 release also includes a number of security fixes.  As always our community continues to work...