DotNetNuke Code in VB.NET

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HEllo there,

I have installed DotNetNuke.Its running fine.Now I need sample code in vb.net to work on DotNetNuke.

Posted 4-Jun-11 2:10am

itsmecoder

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Christian Graus 4-Jun-11 8:17am

Are you serious ? You want 'sample code' ? Sample code to do what ? Is Google broken where you live ? What are you looking for ?

Sander Rossel 4-Jun-11 8:30am

I have just installed the GiantLaser API by Death Star Inc. I need some sample code in whatever language to utterly destroy 'questions' like these...

Smithers-Jones 4-Jun-11 13:48pm

I don't know about your status, Naerling, but mine allows me to delete questions. No GiantLaser needed. :-)

Sander Rossel 4-Jun-11 18:05pm

I can only report it :(
And quite frankly I probably would not want to delete these questions either. They should be here so everyone can point and laugh at them ;)

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Soooooo you decided to download DontNetNuke from their site, but it never occured to you to go back to the same site and look for examples, perhaps some videos, training stuff, ... Hmmmm....

Posted 4-Jun-11 11:47am

Dave Kreskowiak

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-04T02:46:00

Solution 1

If you know vb.net, all you have to do is learn how to write a DotNet~~Puke~~Nuke module. Google is your friend. I found a CodeProject article using google:

Creating a DotNetNuke® Module - For Absolute Beginners![^]

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