Register  Login  
  February 9, 2012  
Search_Blog Minimize
Print  

Blog_Archive Minimize
Print  

Blog    
View_Blog Minimize

Yes it is true ... I will be speaking at the up-coming Day of DNN in Chicago on Saturday October 2nd

Day of DNN Chicago

I am pleased to be presenting two sessions:  Adding Dashboard Functionality and Monitoring Back Office Systems with DotNetNuke. 

While I would love to have you attend my sessions -- there are many other great sesssion to choose from -- 32 in total .. .in one Day -- Wow!   If you are within driving distance of Chicago (Naperville actually) I would strongly recommend attending even if you have to stay over for one (or two) nights.  In fact, I will be driving from the Toronto area to Chicago (930 kms / 577 miles) and will be there for the weekend.  So if I can,  you should consider it too!

Read More »

After working with UDT - User Defined Tables - which is now call Form and List in DNN V5.0+, I was looking for a way to convert the UDT into a conventional table.  By convention table, I mean a table with multiple data column and a single row per data item.  UDT have simple structure that places one field per data item on a row, so if you have 10 data fields then the UDT will have 10 rows per data item.  Compounding the issue is the there is only one UserDefinedTableData table.

Having developed a strong reporting module - SQLGridSelectedView (aka SGSV) - I wanted to be able to access the data in a UDT.  To do this I created a stored procedure that would generate the appropriate T-SQL and then execute it to return the flatten data.  The flatten data has one row per data item and a column for each data field.  So, instead of 10 rows per data item I have one row with 10 columns. 

Read More »

Print  

Blog_List Maximize
Print  

  Home | Blog | Forum | Subscriptions | Free Modules | Videos   Page generated in 0.6735563 seconds.
  Copyright 2010 by TressleWorks   Terms Of Use | Privacy Statement