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Well, we’ve been summonsed from the big boys in the core team – for all members to get those bugs sorted out for the release candidate. This gives me the feeling that all is gearing up again for a release so I had better get my site finished as well as getting the docs done for the next release.

Have been going through my email.. *sigh*.. found quite a few in my drafts box again and several who don’t seem to reply to me, which makes me suspicious if it’s getting there…and I thought- OK .. how about I let people know some of my answers.

Ok, don’t all rush to the doors, I thought well, while we’re patiently waiting for 3 to be a final release, (with some extra goodies I’ve seen but can’t tell you) why not make the DNN skins for 3 compatible for 2, so that’s what I’ve done and they look great.

Used my server for some testing of custom localisation of the times displayed on the server with a DNN3 install – Phil Guerra (Iwonder) who has been busy coding, and has the flu too.. See what these developers do, just to get dnn finished.

I tell you, DotNetNuke has helped me meet some really great people, and when things are a bit tough, and I got a bit stuck, there are some people here I’d like to say thanks to….. so I can focus on putting in the content!

Well, so here it is, warts and all, and the victim of what happens when you have an active site and links all over the place but now I can start putting in the articles which I’ve had on my mind for a while now.

Ok, The site has been launched, but you cant’ log in or register until I get the members imported correctly. Have had a few problems with it today, and will continue to work on it in the morning.

Dang.. network at home has gone a bit wobbly- and I cant get internet or network again,so on another computer.. checking in.

I’m surprised as I look at those responding to the quick survey 04, asking about DNN 3. Seems like most of you are waiting for 3 to be a final release….. Modules or not…

I see in the forumsa new group of people, lurkers who have been members for over 12 months, with only 1 or 2 posts… and now DotNetNuke is making an impact.