The Orlando DotNetNuke Users Group (ODUG) is meeting again next Tuesday.  Here are the details.

For many, this is a long time coming.  Realistically, it has only been a couple of weeks.  Anyhow, there are 3 sets of video ready to be viewed on the ODUG website.

One necessary evil with some websites is to put preventative measures in place to prevent web "bots" from attempting to log in to your website.  CAPTCHA attempts to provide a solution to this problem.

The Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group (ODUG) newsletter was just out to all members.

The core DotNetNuke Blog Module has obviously grown by leaps and bounds. However, there are a few things that I have wanted to change about it.  One thing is the social bookmarking badges.

A really great trend that is moving through many modules out there is the use of templates. One of these modules is the DNN core Survey module.

A shiny new toy appears in DotNetNuke version 4.09.01.  It is called the "Dashboard", and it is back-ported from version 5.00.00.

Every once in a while, I face an error installing DotNetNuke that completely frustrates me.  It is only because it forces me to start over with the installation process.

A long while ago, I created a suggested upgrade path listing to assist folks with upgrading older versions of DNN.

I saw Joe Brinkman mention this earlier, but I honestly thought it was a joke!

The User Group Kit from CodeZone arrived today...

Here is a useful tip to make skin development go faster, or make minor changes to a HTML skin file without having to recreate and install the skin package.

I have until this evening, always been a fan and regular customer of Best Buy.  Unfortunately, that has changed.  Now, they have lost a customer.  This is one company that I didn't want this to happen to.

It is one thing to own a Wrox book. It is even better to own a Wrox book about DotNetNuke. Did you know that each book has its own form on the Wrox P2P site?

I have been doing videos of our DotNetNuke® meetings and sessions for some time now, I only plan on getting better at it.

Are you a fan of eco-friendly topics and information that is not polarizing or extreme? RezHub.com has a great video to kick off their YouTube channel.

I am laying down the plans for the upcoming code camps here in Florida. I am looking for your feedback.

Here are some tips that may make it easier for you to stay current with the Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group.

I have kept myself out of the social networking sites for quite a while, but I joined MySpace a couple of weeks ago.  Yesterday, I joined Facebook.

While I was at work, I received a phone call from home telling me that I received a package in the mail.  I wasn't expecting a package...

I have a habit video-taping all of the sessions I do, and the ODUG meetings.  Here is the status on the current batch of videos.

 Today is my 7 year anniversary. If you want to read some sappy stuff, then read on. (Well, as sappy as I'd get publically.)

Pinging your blog to various services uing XML RPC is one of the features on the road map for the DNN Blog Module, but in the meantime I have modified it for those of us who do not want to wait.

Here is a simple walk-through of how you can organize your blog entries in the DotNetNuke® blog module.

Some of you may have noticed a couple of things changing here at WillStrohl.com...

I won tickets to another sneak preview.

The MSDN Developer Conference was held in Orlando, Florida at the Rosen Centre.

I just added the ability to "ping" the blog module to various sources...

 I have updated the way my blog is syndicated. If you are willing, please update your RSS reader.

Last night was the December ODUG meeting. Wanna know how it went?