FYI The Evoq products are collections of integrated modules that build on the DNN framework -the page at http://www.dnnsoftware.com/platform/s... has a useful diagram which shows how they site on top of DNN (and use many DNN API's and functions such as security, skinning, permissions etc.)

The success network is the name for the support area for Evoq customers i.e. when you're a customer you can raise (unlimited)support tickets, access additional product manuals, download copies of Evoq, access your licence details etc.

Note: Evoq social contains a social groups module, similar to the social groups module built into DNN platform - you can do free online trials of both Evoq products at http://www.dnnsoftware.com/solutions/...

dnn framework is simply dotnetnuke ce (and evoq content is simply what dotnetnuke pe used to be) - see http://www.dnnsoftware.com/community-... . The WebAPI service framework is built into dnn framework so anything can use it.

The key difference between dnn framework social groups and evoq social social groups is that evoq social has much more tightly integrated modules (wiki, documents, discussion), as well as supporting gamification (so actions of users in a social group can be scored and measured). In addition they have different concepts such as the community manager role, which has a separate UI to quickly highlight activity. From a programming perspective Evoq Social builds upon the social API in dnn framework (e.g. social groups, notifications, messages, profiles etc.), as well as adding some complementary, tightly integrated modules

Thank you. I see the article says that DotNetNuke Community Edition is now called DNN Platform.

When I said "DNN API" I was not referring to the WebAPI, I was referring to the DotNetNuke API.

It still is not clear what the difference is between Evoq Content (formerly DotNetNuke Professional Edition) and DNN Platform (formerly DotNetNuke Community Edition). The fact that they are separate products implies there is a difference.

In addition to what was said about requesting a quote for a price and getting information from a sales person, I honestly do not want to talk about my project if there is no benefit in doing so. Evoq feels a need to have secrets and so do I.