Browse by Tags

The latest and greatest version of ScrewTurn Wiki, v3.0.4.560, is now on display at Sueetie.com/wiki. It has all of the Sueetie Framework enhancements as before like tagging and event calendar scheduling, plus two new enhancements coming in v2.3, integrated Page Discussions and support for multiple Namespaces. Page Discussion Integration Before continuing I should probably show you a ScrewTurn Page Discussion.  Here’s the discussion on the Sueetie ChangeLog page.   (Here’s a direct link...

I’m thankful for a lot of things that resulted from creating Sueetie. One of the things I’m thankful for is the opportunity to build a library of documents and “think wiki.” Having the opportunity to gain a proficiency with ScrewTurn Wiki in the process has been a double bonus. The Sueetie Wiki currently has 88 documents I wrote over the last year and a half, mostly technical documents with screenshots and code excerpts describing the intimacies of the Sueetie Community Framework. One thing I’ve...

In our last episode we walked through the process of creating Namespaces in ScrewTurn Wiki, selected a theme and as a bonus, demonstrated how to fine-tune page elements to duplicate the page styles across all ScrewTurn namespaces. Today we're going to replace the fine-tuning edit process of ScrewTurn /wiki/public/*.cs content files with the Content Editing feature already built-in to ScrewTurn Wiki. This post is yet another demonstration of why blogging is important to get things right. As has...

Happiness doubles-up, first with the upgrade of Sueetie.com to BlogEngine.NET 1.6 earlier this week and now ScrewTurn Wiki 3.0.2.  The latest version of ScrewTurn Wiki just feels good, and it seems wicked fast to me. It is fully integrated into the Sueetie Framework, of course, with all new pages and updates recorded in Sueetie Data Core and captured in the Site Activity log. With no further adieu, here is a beautiful new footer tag to share with you tonight. Read More...

I was scratching a scalability itch wondering how ScrewTurn Wiki configured for file-based user storage would perform in a community of 100,000 users. The result was a new approach to Sueetie-ScrewTurn Wiki Membership as described in the new Sueetie Wiki Document republished for you below. Having worked with ScrewTurn for over a year, I’m confident it could handle 100,000 users with its default file storage provider, but like I said, this was an itch I wanted to scratch, nothing more.  Before...

I've had SEO on the brain recently and began taking a few overdue steps to compensate for a lack of attention in my web world. This third of three new Sueetie Feature Rich articles focuses on the excellent SEO capabilities of ScrewTurn Wiki. The original wiki document is located here. _______________ Sitemaps, Titles, Keywords and Content Description Metadata Four essential capabilities in any web application to ensure quality SEO page ranking are sitemaps, descriptive page titles, keywords and...

The Sueetie Wiki has a much-neglected page called Feature Rich: The Applications that Comprise Sueetie. Its intent is to showcase the great features in BlogEngine.NET, YetAnotherForum.NET, Gallery Server Pro and ScrewTurn Wiki. I think the world of each of these apps and the developers behind them and look forward to the day when Feature Rich has hundreds of showcase articles on it. The fun is in getting there, so we won’t let the fact that there are currently only 10 Feature Rich articles bother...

The day after Turkey Day, or Fatpants Friday, is a good day to relax and do some light geeking. My Post-Turkey Day geeking included BlogEngine.NET fix on dbvt.com Restored my Sueetie development baseline to YAF 1.9.3 Sueetie Control Panel Membership updates BlogEngine.NET fix on dbvt.com Two days ago the Iranian Stallion, Keyvan Nayyeri, informed me that my blog comment notifications weren’t working. I can’t relax when I know something’s broken, so it was at the top of the Post-Turkey Day to-do list...

I spent a couple of hours this morning upgrading my development environment and Sueetie.com to the latest version of Screwturn Wiki, v3.0.1.4.  I've upgraded ScrewTurn several times, along with Gallery Server Pro, BlogEngine.NET and YetAnotherForum.NET.  I honestly enjoy going through the process.  With each upgrade I feel I know the application better, which was a main driver for Sueetie in the first place. ScrewTurn 3.0.0.3333 to 3.0.1.4 was a minor upgrade, but any upgrade in...

This is a repost from Dave Burke’s blog.  The original post is located here. I spent some quality time this past weekend improving how accounts are created in ScrewTurn Wiki when a new user registers in Sueetie.   I originally redirected from the Sueetie Registration page to an autologin.aspx page that I created in ScrewTurn to create a Wiki account on ScrewTurn’s own turf.  That worked fine and allowed me to get Sueetie on the street more quickly, but it was clumsy and I was never...

This is a repost from Dave Burke’s blog.  The original post is located here. I spent some quality time this past weekend improving how accounts are created in ScrewTurn Wiki when a new user registers in Sueetie.   I originally redirected from the Sueetie Registration page to an autologin.aspx page that I created in ScrewTurn to create a Wiki account on ScrewTurn’s own turf.  That worked fine and allowed me to get Sueetie on the street more quickly, but it was clumsy and I was never...