Entries for April 2007
Tom over at Seablick.com has posted a great article regarding a method to provide a proper SEO friendly 301 redirect to keep your site under 1 actual address (www.mysite.com instead of that and mysite.com). This is a very important SEO item. You can view his article at the following link.
seablick.com/blog/tabid/53/articletype/articlev...
Posted by Mitchel on Sunday, April 29, 2007
Today there was a call for speakers on DotNetNuke for the fall OpenForce '07 converence that will be held in Las Vegas in conjunctino with the DevConnections converence. For those looking for more information on submitting your proposals DotNetNuke has setup a special website for the submission of entries, you can find that here http://www.dotnetnukecorp.com/OpenForce07/tabid/73/Default.aspx
For those of that are interested I did submit my proposed sessions today and I am not ashamed to share this information with the community as I would love to get feedback and would also love the opportunity to speak at this event. If you are interested in viewing my proposals please click on the "Read More.." link. On May 22nd DotNetNuke will be announcing the selected proposals.
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Posted by Mitchel on Friday, April 27, 2007
As promised this article is an update with more testing results of DNN core
modules and the enabling of AJAX. I will investigate multiple core modules and
will provide the test results for each of the modules, regardless of success or
failure, to give you an idea of where each of these modules are for potential
use of AJAX.
To view the entire details please click "Read More..."
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Posted by Mitchel on Thursday, April 26, 2007
It was brought to my attention this morning that the RSS feeds were not working for my blog, I have updated to the newest version of the Ventrian News Articles module and the RSS feeds are now wokring again.
Posted by IowaComputerGurus on Thursday, April 26, 2007
I have been seeing a large number of questions recently regarding DotNetNuke performance and things that can be done to help improve the performance of the site. Typically these questions surround the SiteLog and EventLog tables so I thought I would post a few simple queries that you can run to help keep your database lean which will keep your DotNetNuke site running at peak performance.
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Posted by Mitchel on Tuesday, April 24, 2007
I have noticed many users on a default DotNetNuke 4.5 and 4.5.1 installation mentioning errors when using the DotNetNuke built in sitemap generator for use with Google. If you are receiving errors aftr submitting your sitemap to Google, check the error logs that are generated. If the error states that it is invalid to have a link to htt...
Posted by Mitchel on Tuesday, April 24, 2007
I announced via the forums on this website the release of my DotNetNuke Guestbook Module version 2.2 yesterday. Now I would like to take this time to offically list the promised instructions to fully enable AJAX support for the module. These items are required to be completed manually due to my previously mentioned bug in the DotNetNuke core regarding the use of the <supportspartialrendering> element within the .dnn files.
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Posted by Mitchel on Monday, April 23, 2007
For those individuals creating modules using the "built-in" support for AJAX in DotNetNuke relying on the "SupportsPartialRendering" checkbox in the control declaraction. It has been discovered that the <supportspartialrendering> tag that is listed as supported for .dnn files, is NOT applied during a module installation.&n...
Posted by Mitchel on Monday, April 23, 2007
I found the following article to be very helpful when I was looking for a method to call a specific javascript function right after an AJAX request. blog.jeromeparadis.com/archive/2007/03/01/1501.aspx
For my readers that are using DotNetNuke to build AJAX enabled applications you must perform one additional task in your code-behind file to e...
Posted by IowaComputerGurus on Monday, April 23, 2007
I am sure that most readers of this site have at one point or another noticed my RegularExpression articles. Well this past week I was looking for a very specific regular expression and thought I would share it with you. The following regular expresion is used to validate a GUID value for user input. You can use this to ensure tha...
Posted by Mitchel on Sunday, April 22, 2007
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