This is the IowaComputerGurus's Guestbook Module.  It provides a templatable guestbook that can be added to multiple areas of a site.  Full source is included with the module.

For details, updates, or assistance with this module please visit www.mitchelsellers.com

A free Guest Book module created by Mitchel Sellers and IowaComputerGurus L.L.P. This is the newest version of the module with a few bug fixes from the first version release.

• Additional fix for validation controls to ensure validation occurs and doesn't interfere with other controls
• Correction of issue where guestbook entries disappeared on page postback!

For assistance with this module please see the forums at Mitchelsellers.com




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File size	24 K
Downloads	257
Date	Mon 04/09/2007 @ 03:57
Author	Mitchel Sellers
EMail	mitchel.sellers@gmail.com

The IowaComputerGurus Weather Conditions Service 1.0 DNN module is a module that can provide text based current weather conditions for hundreds of locations around the world. The web service implements the current weather conditions provided by the WebServicex.net Weather Web Service found here.

Below are the detailed features of this web service

• Fully localized content, including the display template
• Ability to obtain weather locations from hundreds of world wide locations
• Vast flexibility due to the template display system

For assistance with this module please visit the forums at MitchelSellers.com. Full source code is also available from that website.

The mLinks Skin object is a simple clone of the normal Links Skin object included in DNN with a modification that allows it to be used as a second menu skin object.  By marking pages as BOTH hidden AND disabled in the "page settings" area you can move a menu item from the main menu to the mLinks menu. 

mLinks ONLY (as is) works in versions 4.4.1 and lower, but supports all of the same properties settings as the normal Links Skin object, such as Level (Same, Child, Root, etc.) and Display (Horizontal or Vertical) and Separator (can be an image).  It can also be "styled" in the same way as normal links are.  Just be sure to set it's class as mLinks in the skin and then use .mLinks in the Skin's style sheet.  The rest of the properties for a normal link can then be set using A.mlinks {} for each state you intend to set a style for in the object.  Font-weight, family, color, background, text-decoration, etc. can all be set like a normal link.

The end result is a wonderfully flexible and additional menu skin object.  No, it doesn't support second level menu items.  Hope you enjoy it. The 'url' to use in registering it at the top of your skin is " /DesktopModules/mLinks/mLinks.ascx "

* Note:  For DNN version 4.5 and above make the following adustment to mLinks due to the new behavior of "Disabled" pages redirecting to the Home page.

Access the mLinks.ascx.vb file in the .zip folder.  Locate the following string " objTab.IsVisible = False AND objTab.DisableLink = True " and change it to this.  objTab.IsVisible = False AND objTab.DisableLink = False    Be sure to reset the affected pages in your portal to only "Hidden" and not both "Hidden" and "Disabled."    The effect is much the same as in the original scenario.  The difference now being that to "hide" a page it must be marked hidden AND disabled.