I started to answer a question on the DotNetNuke forums today, and it turned into a longer post than what I expected to make, so I thought it may also be of interest to anyone reading here.

If you have ever wished it could be a little easier to install DotNetNuke, or you just want to check out the new ASP.Net 2.0 Wizard control in a fully functional application, then look no further.

I just answered a post about this question and thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to see if anyone else wanted to chime in.

Nina found a special Easter Egg in DNN, and is offering a Free One Year Subsciption to Skincovered.com.

Well it's been one roller coaster of a week. Made MVP to start the week, and now after 2 years, 6 months, and 5 days on the Core Team I've been asked to resign.

What a great way to start the new year...

The requirePermission attribute of the section node in your web.config was not introduced until ASP.Net 2.0

Brand new in DNN 4.4 is the option to change the Doctype of your Html page through your skin folder.

This is still happening to people every day, and the core team can't agree on the best way to allow users to get back in after inadvertantly setting the LoginTabId setting, but not putting a User Account SignIn module on that tab. After doing this some people usually realize that the "front door" to their website has had the handle removed right away because the login link stops working.

If you are looking for a way to have conditional content shown in your skin without having to use a module, you can do it with some inline code.