Archive for the ‘Telligent’ Category
I keep a close eye on the Telligent forums and rarely a few weeks go by without someone asking if there is a CAPTCHA for Telligent Community 6.0. (If you are not sure what one is then Wikipedia has a nice overview: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAPTCHA). The answer is that there is not one out-of-the-box. Telligent have written before about why there is [...]
This is my second post from the Big Social in Dallas. Yesterday’s opening Keynotes were from Telligent CEO Patrick Brandt and CTO Rob Howard. In Rob’s Keynote he announced (and demo’d) some fantastic new features in the pipeline for Telligent over the coming months. I’m going to cover these features in brief in this post, [...]
I’m at the Telligent Big Social in Dallas this week and thought I’d share with you some of what I learnt in yesterdays session on upgrading to Telligent Community 6.0. Hopefully this will give those of you who are considering an upgrade to TC 6.0 an idea of what’s involved and the challenges to overcome. [...]
Twitter was set alight on Tuesday afternoon after Rob Howards preview webinar of Telligent Enterprise 3.0 & Community 6.0. As a Telligent Partner we have been working with the release candidate for Telligent Enterprise 3.0 for a while now, getting to grips with the new features and functionality so I wanted to give you a [...]
As a Telligent Partner we have been working with the Release Candidate for Telligent Enterprise 3.0 for a while now and have been getting to grips with the new Widget Architecture. In this blog post I am going to take you through how to create an IScriptedContentFragmentExtension and use it in a custom widget. Please [...]
When creating custom Telligent Widgets Telligent will automatically add the class based on the name of your widget, e.g: public class MyCustomWidget: ExternallyImplementedConfigurableContentFragmentBase { public MyCustomWidget() : base(“~/Themes/CustomWidgets/MyCustomWidget.ascx”) { } public override string FragmentName { get { return “My Custom Widget”; } } public override string FragmentDescription { get { return “My Custom Widget Description”; [...]