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This is a repost from my personal blog at http://dbvt.com/blog .  For the immediate future I decided to post Sueetie news primarily on my personal blog and repost here.  That will most likely change when other Sueetie developers are posting here as well as I discuss below.  All reposts will be introduced as such, otherwise please regard the posts as original content…at least as original as the author can be.   I've been actively pursuing this day since announcing Sueetie....

This is a repost from my personal blog at http://dbvt.com/blog .  For the immediate future I decided to post Sueetie news primarily on my personal blog and repost here.  That will most likely change when other Sueetie developers are posting here as well as I discuss below.  All reposts will be introduced as such, otherwise please regard the posts as original content…at least as original as the author can be.   I've been actively pursuing this day since announcing Sueetie....

#10 Download YetAnotherForum.NET 1.9.3 RC2 source from the YAF.NET Forums #11 Download the YAF.NET DIFF source and configure YetAnotherForum.NET for Sueetie Copy YAF 193 RC2 source to the application subdirectory in your /project/source/ folder Copy YAF DIFFs over project files. (screenshot on wiki) Build Solution in VS2008 for .NET 3.5 Update db.config connection string Setup IIS virtual directory as "forum" In Windows XP/Vista go to http://yourmachine/yoursite/forum/ or http://yoursite...

Sueetie uses YET.NET 1.9.3 RC2, as it supports ASPNET Membership and a number of other great features used in Sueetie. While described as Release Candidate 2, I have found it to be a completely stable and problem-free release. The YAF.NET souce is available from this forum post on the YetAnotherForum.NET support site. Copy the YAF project source to the application subdirectory in your /project/source/ folder. No need to compile, as we'll want to copy over the Sueetie YAF DIFF files before doing...

Sueetie uses YET.NET 1.9.3 RC2, as it supports ASPNET Membership and a number of other great features used in Sueetie. While described as Release Candidate 2, I have found it to be a completely stable and problem-free release. The YAF.NET souce is available from this forum post on the YetAnotherForum.NET support site. Copy the YAF project source to the application subdirectory in your /project/source/ folder. No need to compile, as we'll want to copy over the Sueetie YAF DIFF files before doing...

Here are the latest additions to the Sueetie Fat Free Setup Guide with the addition of BlogEngine.NET over the weekend.   #9 Download BlogEngine.NET 1.4.5 source from the BlogEngine CodePlex site #10 Download Sueetie.Core and BE.NET DIFF source from the Sueetie CodePlex site and configure BlogEngine.NET Compile the BE.NET 1.4.5 source for .NET 3.5 Framework Copy over Blog Diffs. Recompile. Add WSAT and "Root Web" Web Site Projects to Solution Download Sueetie Core Source (ZIP or library...

BlogEngine.NET and Sueetie Integration Overview BlogEngine.NET is a pleasure to use and has many configuration options making its integration with Sueetie a simple matter, though with a few setup steps as listed below. In an Online Community environment we would want to support several blogs, which is not currently supported in BlogEngine.NET natively. The approach we're taking with Sueetie to support multiple blogs is to store user data in SQL Server to leverage Sueetie's ASPNET Membership...

BlogEngine.NET and Sueetie Integration Overview BlogEngine.NET is a pleasure to use and has many configuration options making its integration with Sueetie a simple matter, though with a few setup steps as listed below. In an Online Community environment we would want to support several blogs, which is not currently supported in BlogEngine.NET natively. The approach we're taking with Sueetie to support multiple blogs is to store user data in SQL Server to leverage Sueetie's ASPNET Membership...

With the release of the Sueetie Wiki source and supporting documentation, the Fat Free Setup Guide has been updated to include the following Wiki setup essentials. ----------------------- #7 Download the ScrewTurn Wiki 2.0.35 source code at ScrewTurn Wiki Downloads #8 Copy WIKI-DIFFs ZIP contents over /source/ScrewTurnWiki2.0.35/ScrewTurnWiki Update "SueetieServer" connection string in wiki/web.config Update "MasterPassword" in wiki/web.config Confirm that the wiki/public folder...

We're about half-way there on packaging the source code and providing the supporting documentation for complete assembly of a Sueetie Community site. The Wiki source is now on CodePlex and setup documentation is available in the Sueetie Wiki. Below are the step-by-step instructions for configuring ScrewTurn Wiki with Sueetie. Updates will be made to the wiki page as warranted. ScrewTurn Wiki and Sueetie Configuration Overview The ScrewTurn Wiki is unlike most other applications used on a Sueetie...

We're about half-way there on packaging the source code and providing the supporting documentation for complete assembly of a Sueetie Community site. The Wiki source is now on CodePlex and setup documentation is available in the Sueetie Wiki. Below are the step-by-step instructions for configuring ScrewTurn Wiki with Sueetie. Updates will be made to the wiki page as warranted. ScrewTurn Wiki and Sueetie Configuration Overview The ScrewTurn Wiki is unlike most other applications used on a Sueetie...

The Setup Essentials #1 Download Web Root Area and WSAT-DIFF ZIPs from the Sueetie CodePlex Releases page. #2 Download Tom Bakody's WSAT Membership Application Version Beta 1.0.1 from the WSAT CodePlex Releases page. #3 Create the Sueetie Database to create essential membership setup The script file is located in the WSAT-DIFF /SQL directory. "Gummybear_Membership.sql" Give database owner permissions to ASPNET/Network Service #4 Unzip Web Root Area ZIP to [YourProjectFolder]/source...

About Sueetie Membership Sueetie Membership is based on ASPNET Membership and ASPNET Roles. ASPNET Profiles are also used in the Sueetie /membership area and available for use by other Sueetie applications. We plan on layering OpenID on top of ASPNET...