Login. Localisation. Mobile. Andreas 09 pure CSS DotNetNuke skin, free. Adapted to DNN By Lee Sykes Design by Andreas Viklund August 2007 Andreas 09 is a free XHTML/CSS skin, the original template was created by Andreas Viklund, and it has been adapted to a DotNetNuke skin by Lee Sykes.
You can view the skin live here: This skin comes with 3 different layouts and 7 colours 3 panes 2 panes with the side menu on the left 2 panes with the side menu on the right It also comes with 4 containers, they are automatically styled depending on the pane you insert them into: h1 container h2 container h3 container transparent, no title container When using these containers, the header tags are placed around the title of the module. We have also included with the skin a demo site wizard template so that you can quickly learn how to use and apply the skin to your own DotNetNuke installation. The skin uses the House of Nuke CSS Menu. Make sure you read the full installation instructions as the skin requires additional setup steps BEFORE installing the skin.
Features Accessibility: DNN Developer Zone > Library ( DNN 4.3.4 ) Programmatically Creating DotNetNuke Pages. This is part IV of the Making Your DotNetNuke Module Do More For You series where I attempt to bridge the gap between knowing DotNetNuke module basics and knowing how to add the precise functionality that you ideally would like your modules to have. In this series we are primarily focusing on using the built-in functionality of the DotNetNuke Framework core. In part III I showed you how to use personalization to store unique information for each user: Let’s Talk DotNetNuke User Personalization .
Today we will continue building your page modification skills. We will be exploring the DotNetNuke.Entities.Tabs namespace and using classes from that namespace to programmatically add pages to your site from within a module. Let’s get to work! The DotNetNuke.Entities.Tabs Namespace In the early days of DotNetNuke, the Nuke vernacular used the term “Tab” to refer to a DotNetNuke page. DotNetNuke.Entities.Tabs.TabInfo 215 Dim objTab As New TabInfo 217 objTab.TabID = TabId 218 objTab.PortalID = PortalId. HOW TO: Programmatically Create New User - Extend It! ( Programm. You are missing something very important... portalid.
I have attached a small portion from an import module I wrote to pull data from an HR file and you'll see that we are pretty much on the same lines. Please note that the "else" statement below comes right after a check to see if the user already exists (in a hashtable I loaded with portal users). Lines in red are important for various reasons... doesn't look like you are trying to do anything with profile fields, but this is included just in case. else { user = new UserInfo(); user.Profile.InitialiseProfile(PortalId); user.Email = rec.Email; user.PortalID = PortalId; user.Username = rec.Login; user.Profile.PreferredLocale = "en-US"; // strip off leading 0's user.Profile.SetProfileProperty("Employee ID", rec.EmployeeId.TrimStart(new char[] { '0' })); user.Membership.Password = UserController.GeneratePassword(9);//Macu.Security.PasswordGenerator.GeneratePassword(); user.Membership.Username = rec.Login; }