DotNetNuke common extension modules

DotNetNuke common extension modules

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I have been using DNN for half a year. Although DNN is rarely used, I have to say that its design philosophy and architecture are superb, just like Joomla, dotNetNuke implements different Web applications by supporting expandable modules. After DotNetNuke is successfully installed, only the core system, membership system, and some built-in expansion modules are supported, we also need to download or create some extensible modules to complete personalized websites. Currently, the DotNetNuke official website provides 33 extension modules to choose from, which can basically meet the needs of small and medium-sized enterprise websites, and all the extension modules have the installation and source code versions, which is very powerful.

1. DotNetNuke Forum extension Module (Forum Module)

If the forum on your website is not very large, it is best to use the extended Forum module. Otherwise, you need to Develop interfaces and other complicated operations to use other Forum programs. The extended DotNetNuke Forum module can help us build a simple forum to build different sections or post. After beautification, there is almost no difference with the conventional Forum style.

Download: Installation source code

2. DotNetNuke online Feedback extension Module (Feedback Module)

The feedback module can be used for user feedback on your website. Its most basic usage is to provide a way for users on your website to ask you a question about something.

Download: Installation source code

3. DotNetNuke memorandum extension Module (Events Module)

The Events Module is equivalent to the memo function in our mobile phone. It allows the website administrator to create a calendar-based event memo and set the details, links, and expiration time.

Download: Installation source code

4. DotNetNuke iFrame extension Module (iFrame Module)

The iFrame module is the most commonly used module in DNN. Its function is to add a frame framework to the page and load a third-party webpage program in common terms, this module supports customizing URL parameters to call some parameters provided by DNN, such as member information and system information. In this way, calling third-party modules can implement many complex applications, such as single-point logon. However, if you use iFrame too much to load external webpages, the website speed and SEO will be affected.

Download: Installation source code

5. DotNetNuke Media Module)

The media module is used to display and/or play media format files. It supports JPG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG, SWF, AVI, WMV, MIDI, and WAV formats.

Download: Installation source code

6. DotNetNuke online Store extension Module (Store Module)

The e-commerce module is indispensable to any mature website management system. The main functions of the DNN module include product category, product list and details, and lightweight shopping cart (with integrated control) and complete shopping cart (including logistics/disclaimers/recipient information, etc.), comment (approval, management), order history, and can be based on PayPal and Authorize. net online collection.

Download: Installation source code

7. DotNetNuke Blog extension Module (Blog Module)

DNN's blog module includes option menus, ripple lists, blog posts, blog searches, and links. Integrating blogs can be of great help to SEO, of course, many websites use WordPress based on PHP/MySQL to build blogs.

Download: Installation source code

8. DotNetNuke custom Form and List extension Module (Form and List Module)

User-Defined forms are also very powerful modules. They allow users to create forms containing several items, such as drop-down boxes and input boxes, to facilitate interaction with the foreground, in this way, the preceding online feedback module can be created and managed using the custom form module.

Download: Installation source code

9. DotNetNuke XML extension Module (XML Module)

The XML module is one of the original 10 modules and has now been released as the IBuySpy portal (I do not understand what IBuySpy is ). The following describes how to query XML data in three steps,
The XML data is converted using XSL, and the result is returned to the user. All settings are stored in DotNetNuke's

Download: Installation source code

10. DotNetNuke Wikipedia extension Module (Wiki Module)

Recently, wiki leaks have become increasingly popular, so we can see the importance of Wikipedia modules.

Download: Installation source code

11. DotNetNuke Gallery Extension Module (Gallery Module)

Similar to the photo album module, you can easily create various galleries for visitors to watch and display them online.

Download: Installation source code

12. DotNetNuke report extension Module (Reports Module)

The DotNukeNet Reports module allows the Host to develop suitable Reports through SQL statements and visualization, so that we don't need Crystal to do Reports. Any SQL query results can generate customized reports, such as user access reports, through grids, charts, HTML-based templates, XSLT-based transformations, or other desired extension frameworks.

Download: Installation source code

13. DotNetNuke Online User extension Module (User Online Module)

The DNN online user module introduces some information about current website users, including the member level, total number of members, number of new members today, number of members yesterday, current number of online members, current number of online members, and latest members.

Download: Installation source code

14. DotNetNuke announcement (on-site News) expansion Module (Announcements Module)

Most of the announcements or on-site News modules are applied to enterprise websites. Because DNN has a good news module and charges fees, this can be used instead of many news modules. Of course, it can also be used as announcement boards.

Download: Installation source code

15. DotNetNuke Survey voting extension Module (Survey Module)

The expanded investigation and voting module allows administrators to create various surveys or voting results. The voting results are displayed in horizontal charts and have many custom settings, for example, whether anonymous users are allowed to vote and the expiration period of voting is also a widely used Basic module.

Download: Installation source code

16. DotNetNuke FCKeditor Editor (FCKeditor Provider Module)

FCK editor is familiar to everyone. This module is not counted. We add FCKeditor on the page. Most of the time it is used in the background or the administrator only to have permissions and can be configured. DNN's latest editor style is very messy.

Download: Installation source code

17. DotNetNuke RSS extension Module (News RSS Module)

You can use XML and XSLT templates to create RSS feeds.

Download: Installation source code

18. DotNetNuke file and download extension Module)

In fact, it is the DNN download module. Of course, unlike the normal download website, the download module is much more powerful, but it is not quite in line with Chinese habits. This module can also be used to store files.

Download: Installation source code

19. DotNetNuke link extension Module (Links Module)

The function of this link module is not only used to add links. You can add any text or image links and count the number of clicks on the links, therefore, the Reports Module in front of the set can easily generate a simple access statistics system.

Download: Installation source code

20. DotNetNuke online Help extension Module)

DNN's online help module mainly includes a help category list and a help list. The category list is displayed as a tree list, and one or more HTML pages are associated with each category, the search box is also provided to facilitate user search.

Download: Installation source code

21. DotNetNuke Map extension Module)

You can use the Google Maps API to easily define map data, including standard mode, playback mode, location mode, and directory mode.

Download: Installation source code

22. DotNetNuke FAQ extension Module (FAQ Module)

The FAQ module is actually a bit like the Help module. The difference is that the FAQ provides only one FAQ list, which can be placed anywhere on the page without affecting the layout. The FAQ list has multiple display modes, and you can set to load Ajax to reduce the initial display space.

Download: Installation source code

The above two DotNetNuke extension modules can be viewed in English on the DNN official website or the latest version can be downloaded. Most of these modules are developed and open-source by fans of DNN, thanks again to the DNN development team and developers of open-source modules! Some of the above modules have not been used but are translated from the official website. If there are any errors, please let us know, and some advanced application frameworks are not included.