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DNN 4.8.4 Released 

Posted on Sun Jun 15, 2008 by Tom Kraak
In: DotNetNuke, DNN Friday, DNN News | 3 Comments

Shortly after attending OpenForce Connect Orlando, DNN Corp. released 4.8.4, which fixes 3 low-level security vulnerabilities (DNN 2008-8-L, DNN 2008-9-L, DNN 2008-10-L) that have been reported after the 4.8.3 release. Other news next.

  • Half of the OF Connect Orlando speakers have made their session material available for download on orlando.dotnetnukeug.net. Event photos by Will Strohl have been posted as well. I don’t see anything on OpenForce08.com yet.
  • Brisinger Group, Inc. released SCORM LMS Portal Online Training Edition, “a fully DNN integrated SCORM compliant online training system.” Demo here.
  • Dave Bush has written a number of DNN-related blog posts and tutorials on his site at blog.dmbcllc.com. Go check’em out and leave comments as every blogger appreciates that.
  • Shaun Walker blogs about DNN trademarks in a two-part series (post 1 here and post 2 here.)
  • Team lead Antonio Chagoury sheds light on upcoming Blog module features including social bookmarks, SEO improvements, and gravatars in a three-part series of blog posts.
  • Skinner and blogger Cuong Dang offers advice on how to buy a commercial DNN skin. A well compiled list.
  • And finally, Bruce Chapman elaborates on 3 important on-page SEO factors (page title, description and URL) and how they impact click-through rates from search engine result pages.

Did I miss something or got something wrong? Comments are always appreciated.




Comments

Chris Hammond Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 6:07 PM Chris Hammond says:

Bruce needs to upgrade to a newer version of DNN so he doesn't ge this error message :)
http://www.ifinity.com.au/Default.aspx?tabid=60&error=Multiple+controls+with+the+same+ID+'ScriptManager'+were+found.
+FindControl+requires+that+controls+have+unique+IDs.&content=0

Bruce Chapman Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 7:11 PM Bruce Chapman says:

Chris - I'll get onto it - I have seen the error a few times. I've been caught out :)

johnphilips Wednesday, September 03, 2008 at 12:22 PM johnphilips says:

Thank you very much Tom. I think I have explore on Antonio Chagoury blog. And thanks for sharing with us.

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