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1/11/2007 12:36 PM
 

Getting back to the original question:

  • Better search mechanism.
  • Ablilty to specify which modules a page admin can place on a page.
  • Ability for users to have their own pages where they can load some modules(see pageflakes).
  • Graphing/Charting engine.\
  • And more built-in ajax/atlas support, of course.

 

 
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1/11/2007 1:55 PM
 
Setve Teece wrote

It would be great to be able to drag-and-drop modules to where you want them placed as well...

Can't you do that today - (since 3.0 I think)


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1/11/2007 2:02 PM
 

In the spirit of the original post, I am going to suggest some significant enhancements (and request for feedback).

  1. Enhanced Unified Extensible Installer - to enable Module, Skins, Providers, EditControls for the Property Editor, Control Panels (plus anything that a module developer might wish to install, such as templates for a templatable module).
  2. User based permissions - Allow Users to be assigned to permissions (in addition to roles).
  3. Personal pages - allow a portal to provide Myspace.com like features (would require (2) above)
  4. Workflow - a workflow engine that could allow module developers to define and use "Workflow items"
  5. Enhanced Search - speaks for itself

Charles Nurse
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1/11/2007 2:53 PM
 

I too would like to see the search become better but I also know that the open seach engine module handles this requirement already

AJAX should be the big push this is being asked for already by clients and I feel like its a fight to get AJAX into DNN in some ways

I would like to see the admin and host parts become more modular so I could install only certain parts of make sub admin pages/roles that could do only certain things

A more modular role membership profile system would be nice

I would like to see more UP TO DATE documentation on the whole framework


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1/11/2007 2:59 PM
 

1. User based permissions
2. Personal pages - i'm doing this already in my custom framework but it'd be great if was built into the core.
3. retro the projects to support user based permissions
4. support Web Parts.
5. Workflow.
6. Enhanced search.


 
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