The following script is for clearing the DNN search tables. Read More »
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As part of my ongoing interest in making DotNetNuke websites more person and search engine friendly, I started hunting around in the space again to see what was available. While the latest DotNetNuke releases have good ability to enter site rewrite rules (such as an automatic home.aspx redirection), the crucial problem for me is that the site doesn't generate simple Url's (instead it still outputs pagename/tabid/nn/default.aspx) Read More »
As part of my ongoing interest in making DotNetNuke websites more person and search engine friendly, I started hunting around in the space again to see what was available. While the latest DotNetNuke releases have good ability to enter site rewrite rules (such as an automatic home.aspx redirection), the crucial problem for me is that the site doesn't generate simple Url's (instead it still outputs pagename/tabid/nn/default.aspx)
If you’re a frequent Twitter user, we’ve all had the problem of space limitations due to long Urls since the length of the text message is 140 characters. If you don’t know about it yet, then there is a solution available! TinyUrl.com Read More »
If you’re a frequent Twitter user, we’ve all had the problem of space limitations due to long Urls since the length of the text message is 140 characters. If you don’t know about it yet, then there is a solution available!
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How to Write a Custom DotNetNuke SchedulerClient (i.e. a Scheduled Task) posted on Saturday, March 08, 2008 12:00 PM | Filed Under [ DotNetNuke Asp.Net Open Source ] http://kemmis.info/blog/archive/2008/03/08/how-to-write-a-custom-dotnetnuke-schedulerclient-i.e.-a-scheduled.aspx Read More »
How to Write a Custom DotNetNuke SchedulerClient (i.e. a Scheduled Task) posted on Saturday, March 08, 2008 12:00 PM | Filed Under [ DotNetNuke Asp.Net Open Source ] http://kemmis.info/blog/archive/2008/03/08/how-to-write-a-custom-dotnetnuke-schedulerclient-i.e.-a-scheduled.aspx
http://www.dpriver.com/ "I recommend this product to all the developers I work with it. This is a very handy tool and time saver. The developers that don't use the tool on my team their SQL code looks unprofessional. Ever since I began using this tool my code shines because its so well formated." Read More »
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"I recommend this product to all the developers I work with it. This is a very handy tool and time saver. The developers that don't use the tool on my team their SQL code looks unprofessional. Ever since I began using this tool my code shines because its so well formated."
During setup of a DotNetNuke portal the application asks for a time zone. In the drop down list "Arizona Time Zone" is not listed as an option. Read More »
During setup of a DotNetNuke portal the application asks for a time zone. In the drop down list "Arizona Time Zone" is not listed as an option.
After testing DNN 5 I notice traces of user in the database after they are deleted from the "User Accounts" under admin options. If DNN is setup to use unique email address, after a user is delete and recreated with the same email address DNN returns "ERROR IN DATABASE EMAIL ADDRESS EXISTS". I created the following stored procedure to completely cleanse all traces of a user from the DNN database. Please use the following STORED PROCEDURE at your own risk. I take no responsibility for misuse or damage this procedure could cause to your database. I was very careful with a ROLL BACK but mistakes do happen I suggest running this in test environment first. Read More »
After testing DNN 5 I notice traces of user in the database after they are deleted from the "User Accounts" under admin options. If DNN is setup to use unique email address, after a user is delete and recreated with the same email address DNN returns "ERROR IN DATABASE EMAIL ADDRESS EXISTS". I created the following stored procedure to completely cleanse all traces of a user from the DNN database.
Please use the following STORED PROCEDURE at your own risk. I take no responsibility for misuse or damage this procedure could cause to your database. I was very careful with a ROLL BACK but mistakes do happen I suggest running this in test environment first.
Users discovered a bug "UserID blank in template". I believe the bug is for the reason the UserID is passed in the URL as "tabid/89/Detail/True/UserID/15/Default.aspx' for users needing the UserID passed in the form of a query string as "tabid/89/Detail/True/UserID/15/Default.aspx?AccountID=15" I created the following workaround Read More »
Users discovered a bug "UserID blank in template". I believe the bug is for the reason the UserID is passed in the URL as "tabid/89/Detail/True/UserID/15/Default.aspx' for users needing the UserID passed in the form of a query string as "tabid/89/Detail/True/UserID/15/Default.aspx?AccountID=15" I created the following workaround