Basically DNN is built on ASP.Net web forms, not on MVC. But there is a possibility to use the MVC pattern in DNN, technically spoken in a server-side MVC control. There are some differences in routing, but it is possible.

• MVC Module Development (dnnsoftware.com)
• MVC Module Project Overview (dnnsoftware.com)
• MVC Views (dnnsoftware.com)
• MVC Controller (dnnsoftware.com)

Happy DNNing!
Michael

Hi,

In continuation to my last comment. I already have a Asp.NET MVC project running and now i have to inegrate DNN environemnt in it so that content writers can create content pages and we could show these content pages in our existing ASP.NET MVC site.

Is it possible to integrated DNN 9 version with existing ASP.NET MVC project and fullful above mentioned requirements.If yes please let me know how to go forward with such integration?

Regards

Tarunjit Singh

 

TBH, I don't know, as I have not used MVC with DNN yet in any project. But I am sure there are others around here who can help you with this...

Happy DNNing!
Michael

If you have a DNN website instance and an ASP.NET MVC instance, and you wish to have them both working together you really should be looking at three basic options (with hybrids available in between): 

1. Merge the applications together, most likely porting all of the code/functionality from one to the other.  In most cases, DNN is what you'd move to in this situation since it's maintained by people around the world with constant releases, and it contains a ton of features and protections that you'll never have to build yourself.  
2. Implement a single sign-on between the two websites.  This way, someone logging into one of the sites could either just seamlessly navigate to the other website and not have to log in, or they can at least use the same login credentials.  
3. Integrate the features between the two websites.  If there are shared features/functionalities, you can definitely have them share an API to get/send the information and/or a direct data connection.  

These suggestions are going to be common for most scenarios like this one.  I hope this helps!  

Hi,

Is there any Nuget package available for DotNet Nuke we can deploy in our ASP.NET MVC project with the help of which DotNet nuke could get merged with ASP.Net MVC application.

Regards
Tarunjit Singh

Posted By Tarunjit on 10/19/2023 4:00 AM
Hi,

Is there any Nuget package available for DotNet Nuke we can deploy in our ASP.NET MVC project with the help of which DotNet nuke could get merged with ASP.Net MVC application.

Regards
Tarunjit Singh

They all come up in any Nuget search that exists. 

https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=dotnetnuke