Active Purchase is long overdue for an update.  The next release will be Active Purchase 2.0.  This will include support for Authorize.NET A (read more)

Active Social 1.1.2 includes several bug fixes, some performance improvements and a couple new features.  The biggest performance improvement is (read more)

Rumor has it that DotNetNuke 5.1 will be released in the very near future.  Full compatibility testing will be finished before the end of this we (read more)

We will announce three new major releases at DevConnections/OpenForce Las Vegas this coming November:  Active Forums 5.0, Active Social 3.0 and A (read more)

Have you voted for the asp.netPRO Reader's Choice Awards yet?  If you haven't, go vote today!  If you have already voted, it may not hurt to (read more)

We have been using a slightly different release process for Active
Social and it has proven to be successful.  We have learned quite a bit
over (read more)

As I've alluded to in other posts, we are working on some new content organization options for Active Forums. Personally, I think the concept of coll (read more)

Active Social 1.0.18 and Active Forums 4.1.14 were released today.  We have more customers launching new or upgraded sites with Active Social wit (read more)

Last month, Jan. 14th to be exact, we tried a completely different approach to our product release process.  At that time, Active Social still wa (read more)

Active Social will be released in stages over the next couple of days.  Late yesterday we gave all customers that qualified for the free upgrade (read more)

Here is a brief video I just put together that takes you through the sign up process using the Active Social Registration wizard.  Keep in mind t (read more)

Below is a list of some of the features that you can expect to see when Active Social is released on January 15th. 


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I was reading some of the topics on the DotNetNuke forums earlier this week regarding issues with DotNetNuke 5.0.  With a community as large as DotNet (read more)

There appears to be a change in DotNetNuke 5 that affects all versions of Active Forums.  This change will prevent Active Forums from loading on DotNe (read more)

We released a new update for Active Forums today.  Only Enterprise customers have received updates since the 4.1.3 release.  As of today, all versions (read more)

Thanks for all the feedback on my post, "How can we improve our community forums".  We have already implemented a couple changes.  Forums are still go (read more)

We have been getting a lot of "opinions" lately over how we moderate our forums.  Personally, when I need to get support from a vendor I would rather (read more)

The press release says it best
DotNetNuke Corporation Raises Series A Capital.



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I know there is a bit of confusion regarding Active Social and Active Profile.  Hopefully this article will clear up the confusion.  ----------------- (read more)

You just installed a brand new module.  As far as you know, you only installed one module.  You create a new page, go to add the new module...What?  Y (read more)