While talking on DotNetNuke forums, a few of the guys asked if they could see the VladanStrigoNET.HttpModules.EnsureScriptManager source code.

As I understand the concerns of the guys from the community, and their desire to see how the HttpModule works, I’ve released the source code.


As with the rest of the bits from my Ajax implementation in DotNetNuke, you can find it on the start page of my Ajax in DNN project (in my Projects section).


Enjoy!

I’ve updated my resources section with a great resource from DNN community.

Visit my resources page for details…

While going through my blog list, found some articles that I would like to link here:

Jon Henning

• Researching MS AJAX: PageMethods
• Researching MS AJAX: ScriptControlBase and Callbacks

Eilon Lipton

• Attributes to consider applying when writing a custom control

Enjoy!

While talking to one of the users of my new MS Ajax & DNN implementation approach, he mentioned (thanks Kevin :)) a small bug in the HttpModule.

The module was outputting the ScriptManager to ALL .aspx pages, and as it needs to be added to the HtmlForm, when it came over Logoff.aspx page (which doesn’t have a HtmlForm)… it simply broke.

I’ve fixed this issue pretty easily… by limiting the output of the HttpModule to only Default.aspx page and now everything works great.


If you need a new version of the EnsureScriptManager HttpModule, you can visit my DNN & Ajax project in the Projects section and download it.

Cheers!

As promised the first part of the tutorial series on how to best implement Microsoft Ajax with DotNetNuke 4 is released!

The first part is focused on the changes needed to be done to DotNetNuke to make it enabled to run Ajax code and functionalities.

As with BlankModule, this guidance is a new project of mine, and can be found in the projects section of this site…


Cheers!

For some time now I have a need to sumarize all my resources on certain subjects. This need has been capitalized today by opening a new section of this website called “Resources”.

Currently it only has DotNetNuke 4 Module development resources links, some of the sites and resources I’ve encountered in recent time.

The current page, and the current resources are only the starting point… I hope to put there every interesting resource I encounter duirng my work, for both you and me to have reference to in the future.


One more thing… as currently only the DNN 4 Module dev. section is opened, I am currently only accepting links for that part. So if you have any resources on module development that are interesting, and not mentioned there… feel free to email them to me via the contact page.