Opt In Email 4.0
'Relationship Building' and 'Communication' are two essential nuts and bolts for a business to prosper. This module allows you to bridge both of these and easily generate continuous awareness of your web site, products and services. Your prospects and customers will greatly appreciate this featur
Live Content v1.6.1 :: Web 2.0
Live Content uses Web 2.0 approach to provide a Rich User Interface and streamlines content presentation by overlaying content on current page. Overlay images, videos, audio, text/html content, flash, dotnetnuke modules, and external content. Experience the demo...
XMod 5.1
Version 5 of the perennial best-selling tool for creating data-based solutions in DNN without custom programming. This version focuses on greater flexibility, expandability, and ease-of-use.
Open-DocumentLibrary v3.0
Powerful, Ajax Enabled, Easy to Use. Document Management has never been better. Open-DocumentLibrary allows DotNetNuke users to share and manage documents in a flexible, intelligent way, offering granular control over Folder and Document access.
Ultra Video Gallery 2.4
Ultra Video Gallery is a brother product of Ultra Media Gallery, UVG allows you to add videos in various format and automatically convert them to flv format, you also can add videos from embed code and play them in our integrated flash video player.
Gloss // ALL COLORS! skin // XML Flash // W3C CSS XHTML1.0
Gloss is the first ALL COLORS! skin, featuring a powerful XML-based flash and being 100% W3C CSS XHMTL1.0 compliant. Tune it yourself on the fly, changing colors, backgrounds, containers, text color and size, width and more! Brilliant!Available for DNN4 and DNN5
Active Forums
The award winning discussion forum and community solution for DotNetNuke is now even better. When you need to build the best community site, you need the best module, Active Forums!
Minimalist by Evan O'Neil - ALL NEW !
ALL NEW ! - Minimalist includes skin packs in 12 great colors. Each color has Flat, Gradient and Glass versions. Feature rich XML Flash header, perfect for just about any purpose. 9 Different menu options in each skin pack; 3 horizontal menus, 3 vertical menus and 3 all-new Twin level menus . . .
Document Exchange 5
Edit documents directly on your server. The premier document management solution for DotNetNuke (DNN). Index contents of documents. Share documents across your portal and avoid duplicates. Revised and flexible UI. Extensible architecture.
Ultra Media Gallery 5.4
Ultra Media Gallery is the most popular photo gallery and media gallery solution for DotNetNuke, UMG offers 10 different flash player to browse your gallery with completely different user interface experience.
I am trying to use the image field in Dynamic Registation form to show an image in the detail section of the User Directory module. So far I havent been able to do this because I cant figure out how to create an image field in the DNN profile section. Is there a way to make this work? Thanks
Hi. Yes there is a way to make this work. Below are the basics. 1. Setup a text only field in the DNN Core area under Admin, User Accounts, Manage Profile Properties. Just make this a text column with a max length of about 200 characters. For our example lets say you name this field MyUserImage. 2. Setup a Dynamic Field (an image field type) within Dynamic Registration. This dynamic field should 'link' to the core field under the advanced field settings on the property 'DNN Core Field' So far you created a core extended field and an image dynamic field that updtes the core property. 3. Add the Dynamic User Directory module to a page, make sure you setup the settings and then when you are ready setup the user directory template. Now, here comes the key. Either in the item or detail template include the token [MyUserImage] (or whatever you named your field in step 1). Finally, you will need to actually setup the image to include the full patch and so forth. So, for example the HTML would look like this: This example assumes the portal ID is 0 and you need to switch out www.yoursite.com with your actual domain. Also, the < img tag needs to have the < next to img (I just can't do this because it will render an actual image in this forum thread). < img src="http://www.yoursite.com/portals/0/DynamicRegistration_Images/[MyUserImage]" > That should do it... Let me know if you run into any problems. -Chad