Need the option to store users in the ASP.Net membership and role tables instead of the custom SF tables.

Hello guys, I was thinking how about add a choice to treat an image after upload using the Picnik API such rotate, levels, hue saturation and others offered for free by this incredible flash api?

Sitefinity severely needs a way to allow users intuitively manage an image/ document library. I just downloaded RC and read some forum post and was shocked to find that it is not in the 4.0 release!

It is not realistic and userfriendly to ask the users to edit each item and change the ordinal! I hope telerik seriously consider this as it is one of the features that will dramatically increase productivity.

Some kind of eCommerce or store functionality.

It would be great to have more powerful Forums module with features as: moving threads, paging, subscriptions, RSS for single forum and single thread, avatars, etc

In my previous CMS, I couldn't delete an image or file or media until I removed a reference from a page where it has been used. This was really good feature as no one could just remove the file or image from the library unless they removed the reference.

It should be simpler to get a clean site-wide css and conditional loading of stylesheets (for ie fixes or mobile support for example). Having the Sitefinity style sheets load earlier so that minor changes could be easily made to selected styles only would be great. Using !important everywhere as a way to get around the order in which styles load is painful. Some sitewide CSS should probably load before themes and sitefinity css, and those like IE fixes usually are conditionally loaded last. For the most flexibility, options to turn off all the sitefinity style sheets would also be great.

Many times end-users want to link from multiple parts of the navigation to one site. In 3.7 you can use (external pages) with ~/pagename.aspx.

This is of course

a) not a usable workaround for endusers (find the ~ on a mac keyboard)
b) if the page gets renamed it will break

So there must be a "link to internal page" that would work the same way as in the Editor.

Not sure why the other post was removed for In-line editing, but I think this would be a very useful and helpful to writters and editors... Specially if you could add a permission to a edit box.

A tool to allow for editing css files that your make what to expose to some of the more advanced users. Without having to give ftp access.

As soon as Sitefinity could demonstrate even a subset of SharePoint features, like Outlook integration, we would likely never look at SharePoint again. Where's the Intranet-friendly options?

This might be a cracy idea. But sometimes you have a lot of additional domains (let's say for products) that you want to be pointing to your site.

Like www.mydomain.com is main domain
www.product1.com, product2.com

Would it be an idea to have sitefinity ready to map an domain to a certain page? So the homepage for this Domain would be product 1 for example.

Kind of like when you give an extra url in 3.n you could assign an extra domain?

Hope you get the idea - even if it might be carzy.

Much like many online bank sites, I would like to see a reminder to pop up, asking the user to keep the Admin session alive when the session is about the expire.

It would be great if we could close the dialogs using the ESC button.

Today in order to have syles in Site, Editor and Header Styles you need to change stuff at three different pages. There should be a simple way that you can control the syles. If you set <h1> in your .css for the site I don't want to have to set it for RadEditor (some css file) and the dropdown in tools (toolsfile.xml)

We have Several clients that want to use sitefinity to replace their intranet sites. A wiki is a huge part of intranet collaboration for SMBs. a basic setup with extensibility in mind would be perfect

On many of our sites, we normally have one or two document libraries that are the most popular for cms users to manage. Rather than having to search or sort for the ones these users manage the most it wouldn't be a bad idea to have the ability to pin or unpin the most used libraries/galleries to the top of the list.

It would be nice to have one Sitefinity instance serve multiple sub site instances (micro-sites). This would help the upgrade process so that all sub sites are using the same core files but need the ability to have their own templates (you only see templates assigned to the micro site), their own themes (you only see their own themes), and their own generic editor instance (different micro sites may have their own styles).

Currently, you can easily add meta fields (such as Events.Contact_Name) to any of Sitefinity's modules but there's no easy way to do this for a regular page.
Similarly, it'd be great if tags, categories, and/or comments could be easily applied to pages as well as modules