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DotNetNuke 5.6 is Now Available with enhancements to Content Approval Workflows

DotNetNuke 5.6. Version 5.6 of the Professional Edition and Enterprise Edition includes the new DotNetNuke Site Search, which enables more effective web site content search, and Enhanced Google Analytics Support, which provides greater performance and control over the monitoring of web site traffic. It also includes significant enhancements to Content Approval Workflows, which extends the ability of organizations to control changes to their web site content. In addition, a new perpetual license option is now available in addition to the existing annual subscription license. The new Site Search engine includes rich query syntax with support for Boolean searches, phrase searches, relevance searches, wild cards, fuzzy searches, and groupings. Based on Lucene, the system includes a true web spider that is capable of indexing any site, whether it is built on DotNetNuke or not. The Enhanced Analytics Support allows users to take full advantage of Google Analytics. The system has been upg...

DotnetNuke updates for 2010

Shaun Walker, the founder of DotNetNuke (news, site) says that he hopes the project hits the following milestones in 2010 •Surpassing 750,000 DotNetNuke sites in active production •Exceeding 900,000 registered community members on DotNetNuke.com •Surpassing 6,500,000 downloads Other accomplishments he anticipates include: •New wrappers for the free DotNetNuke that allow users to better leverage the RadControls toolset to achieve that "cool factor" for their dynamic sites •Increasing localization capabilities with rapid adoption as they're added •Continued rapid growth of the commercial DotNetNuke partner program Walker's prediction is that cloud computing will drive continued CMS evolution in 2010, with many offerings evolving from stand-alone products to web-delivered services. He's also bullish on the growth of DotNetNuke in 2010, even if the worldwide economy has difficulties. "The slow 2009 worldwide economy drove interest in open source solutio...

Download links for Availabel CMS (Content management systems)

WordPress is a leading open source CMS. Backed by both a large community and the efforts of Automattic, Inc., it has grown from a pure blogging focus into a full-fledged content management system. The default system is focused on blogging, but a large number of open source plugins are available to extend the functionality. Automattic offers commercial support and consultancy for WordPress. wordpress Umbraco is a commercial open source product. The .NET CMS is written primarily in C# and uses XSLT for a variety of rendering tasks. The system is backed by the Umbraco Corporation whose business model is premised on offering a dual-licensing scheme for the core, plus sales of support and training. umbraco Xoops is a community-backed open source CMS. The system is built in PHP and employs the Smarty templating engine. Xoops is suitable for a variety of uses. The default system provides basic content management functionality and installable modules allow you to extend the system’s capabilit...