.NET Answers

I know I said yesterday that I’d start a series about creating DotNetNuke modules, but I solved a problem yesterday after I wrote that post that I think a lot of you will be interested in.  Especially if you are using WordPress in combination with an ASP.NET site.

The problem we had was this.  We have an ASP.NET web site that requires a login before anyone can see any pages.  We wanted to add a WordPress blog to it that could only be viewed when people log in and wanted to be able to have the same user names in WordPress that they had in ASP.NET.

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I’ve been lurking in both the Microsoft and PHP Newsgroups for the last week or so and while I know the Microsoft groups have “people” in them too, what I’ve noticed is that when the people in the Microsoft groups disagree, they can do it with civility.

99.9% of the people in the PHP groups can do the same.  But there seems to be a bit more chest thumping in the PHP groups than in the Microsoft groups.

Wonder why that is?

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