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Ian Lackey worked as a systems engineer for a St. Louis-based ISP from1999 to 2002. At that time, he began developing web applications using ASPand migrated to ASP.NET shortly before the 2.0 release. Ian now works as afull-time programmer analyst II for Washington University in St. Louis MedicalSchool - Department of Pediatrics. He also runs a small business, DigitalSnap Inc.(http://www.digitalsnap.net) that provides complete DotNetNuke solutions aswell as individual modules (http://www.itlackey.net).Currently Ian is involved in community-driven areas such as the OpenLight Group(http://www.openlightgroup.net), which manages open source projects includingseveral DotNetNuke modules and many Silverlight-based applications. He will alsobe speaking at the St. Louis .NET user group (http://www.ineta.org) meetingsthis year.Ian currently lives in a small town in Illinois, just East of St. Louis, with his wife Julie(http://www.calljulie.info) and two daughters, Britney and Brooklynn.To everyone in my family, especially Loven and my little B's, thankyou so much for your love and support through many long nightsbehind a laptop. You all are my greatest blessing. Love you foreverand always.
About the ReviewersRahul Singla is a software professional (often filling the additional roles ofBusiness Analyst and Project Manager) based in Karnal (India).A university topper in his college during graduation and post graduation, hecurrently operates a software firm, called Imbibe Inc., and a technical traininginstitute, Imbibe Knowledge Enterprise. His work has ranged from developingproof-of-concept JME applications to end-to-end solutions for organizations. Heoften freelances on medium to large scale projects, has had some popular articleson CodeProject published, and also maintains a CVS account at drupal.org.Particularly fond of sharing his development experiences with his students, he likesto indulge in micro-flying, travelling, and just lying around in his vacant time. Prettywary of his schedule, and his inability to spend time with his family, his newbornnephew is his new attraction.You can find more about Rahul at his portal http://www.rahulsingla.com. Youmight also want to check out his technical blog at http://www.rahulsingla.com/blog, where you can find free DotNetNuke 4.x/5.x modules. You can contact him atrs@rahulsingla.com.As always, I will dedicate my work first to the Almighty, who gaveme the strength, perseverance, and opportunity to reach here, andthen to the three most important people in my life, my father, mymother, and Rmi (my brother).
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Chapter 2• Compatibility of insta
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Users, Roles, and PagesOne of the m
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Chapter 3Setting required registrat
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Chapter 4If the users forget their
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Chapter 4HTML moduleThe HTML module
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Chapter 5Remember that these users
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Chapter 5MarketplaceThe Marketplace
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Chapter 6Examining Application_Begi
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Chapter 7VB:You may see wavy lines
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web service, creating 266, 267Webse
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Thank you for buyingBuilding websit
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