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Hello!  Welcome to scottallender.com.  I'm an IT pro out of St. Louis, based out of St. Louis, MO.  I specialize in Microsoft .Net Technologies, DotNetNuke, VMware, Search Engine Otimization, and other various technologies.  I also volunteer my time in my home town of Maryland Heights, MO.  If you are interested in finding more, take a look at my LinkedIn profile.  By the way, if you're interested in my following me on twitter, my handle is n3bu1a.  Finally, if you're interested, check out my feedburner feed.

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DNN User Group Presentation

Apr 25

Written by: scott@n3bu1a.com
4/25/2008 7:44 PM 

This past Monday, I gave a presentation at the monthly St. Louis DNN User Group meeting on the basics of  integrating ASP.Net AJAX in DotNetNuke Module Development.  I thought it was a decent presentation, but hey, I am a little partial.  Here's a the sample project I used.  It includes building a dynamic data dropdownlist and communication between two modules.  Feel free to download it and play around.  If you have any questions, please feel free to drop me a line.

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