DotNetNuke has long had many ways to extend the application to fit your needs. This included providers, skins, modules, and more. It wasn’t until the first release of the version 5 series of DotNetNuke that there was finally a built-in and supported extension point that allowed you to extend the platform after the page loaded. This all changed with the introduction of the Skin Widget framework. Now, it was possible to do things that were previously only possible using a module or the skin itself, using JavaScript, and in most cases, the jQuery framework.   lees meer...