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  • Geo RSS added on the blog as a HttpHandler for Community Server 2007

    As promised I added Geo RSS on Community Server . You can subscribe here . Or better yet, by using Google Maps you can see the blog in a geographically . GeoRSS is RSS with a geographic information: a point, line or polygon. for example if adding a point will describe a latitude and longitude: <georss...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 01-03-2008

  • Writing a Calendar control for Community Server

    I was tired of looking at my blog page look and feel, that's why during these 3 years blogging I have changed how it looks so many times. I wanted to add a few things, and I do believe I'm not finished yet. I wanted to add my picture and a calendar like Wordpress . Community Server has the normal...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 12-09-2007

  • Graffiti CMS private Beta is out.

    Graffiti just cam out Telligent sent an email to people that registered for news about Graffiti to invite them to download the Beta version. The email says that is a private release of the beta, however looks like anybody that goes to the website will be able to download it . Not to worry as the beta...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 12-05-2007

  • Map Module for Community Server

    Month ago I wrote a little CS Module to attached a map to the post . Many people email me asking me question or code. I thought I provided everything, but here are the answers. On communityserver.config add this tag under CSModule <add name = "GetMapModule" type = "AlModules.MapModule...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 09-19-2007

  • My first Community Server module

    Ok I was looking to create an add in for Community Server 2007 to include a map as a webcontrol that I can add in the blogs or the main page of CS to show the people reading my blog where they come from and what time they hit the page. However the only API documentation I found was the CSMoudule interface...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 08-12-2007

  • First Community Server Developers Conference

    Telligent will held the first CS developers conference ever in Texas, Rob Howard and Scott Watermasysk release the news this week on their blogs hosted by CS 2007 of course. Sadly I won't be able to attend as Dallas, TX is pretty far from SoCal. Its a shame and I hope the historic event will be broadcast...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 08-05-2007

  • Great plug in for Visual Studio 2005 to share code in the web using Community Server

    http://geeks.netindonesia.net/blogs/zeddy/archive/2007/04/25/Visual-Studio-Plugin-for-Community-Server.aspx My work just got easier, thanks to Zeddy Iskandar, My code snips will easier to post and for you easier to read as this plug in cleans and format for the web, so I can post it into the Community...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 04-30-2007

  • Community Server 2007 released before Microsofts

    Rob Howard posted the news on his blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/rhoward/archive/2007/04/16/community-server-2007-released.aspx I have been waiting for this release, this is exciting news. While we were waiting for this news, Microsoft release the news they are working on a Community Server product. http...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 04-18-2007

  • Problems with Community Server Jobs.

    A few months ago, I wrote about the way Community Server handles Jobs in a website , and the way they went around creating threads in a web environment without using a service. Well for a few months I have been having a few issues with the jobs. My Community Server 2.1 is not running the jobs every 15...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 02-28-2007

  • Personal Note to the blog (Who are you people?)

    The weird world of Blogging is making me a little suspicious. I got around 300 to 400 rss feeds per post, however, who is all this people? I have been trying to figure it the way to find out who are you. Got IPs, referer sites and hits. Actually I added adsense to get a report. However, since the Internet...
    Posted to Al Pascual (Weblog) by albert on 11-12-2006
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