With all the hubbub about the recently released XMod Pro, a lot of customers have been asking about the future development of XMod. Here's what we have in store.

I had hoped to postpone this announcement for another few weeks, but recent emails I've received and forum posts I've read have essentially forced my hand. Want to know about XMod's future? Read on...

We've added a couple more sites to our showcase page: Portuguese wine site Adega24.com, Flicka 20 sailboat owners club Flicka20.com, and car show site MongoCarShows.com

The first demo for XMod Pro is now live and running DNNDev.com.

Just as publishing gives way to the web and the web gives way to the blog, so now the blog gives way to the tweet... I'm taking a flier and entering the world of Twitter with an official DNNDev twitter account. If you're on twitter and would like to receive tweets related to DNNDev products and/or DotNetNuke and/or development "stuff" follow our tweet feed "dnndev" on twitter.

Are you sending values to a page or receiving values from a page via HTTP POST? When doing so, it's often necessary to verify the values are being sent correctly and that the field names being used are the ones you expect. If you're an XMod user, this is useful if you're using the tag or tag or if you're receiving values into your form via the tag. Of course, POSTing values isn't an XMod-only activity and you may find use for this script elsewhere in your development activities.

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We've pushed out a new feature and maintenance release for XMod. We love our customers so 5.1 is a free upgrade for you if you purchased 5.0. Read on for what's new and changed.

Kelly finally solves the mystery of several strange issues reported in the new Testify! module.

A quick note about the status of the next maintenance release of XMod

Those Vegas conventions require a long recovery time, but I'm back and eager to let you know about a new service we're offering to help you make the most of XMod.