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Entries for the 'DNN Tips & Tricks' Category
We've all seen them; the bar of links usually found at the top of websites with multi-level navigation. Location breadcrumbs aide visitors in traversing content-rich sites by providing feedback on how... continue reading »
While fighting and ultimately losing an uphill battle against a commercial URL rewriting module last week, I came across Bruce Chapman's blog. To make a long story short, Bruce picked up Scott McCullo... continue reading »
If you haven’t noticed, video has become a major part of the Internet experience. From a site visitor’s perspective, a picture is worth a thousand words. A moving picture with audio is wor... continue reading »
Now that I have covered the DotNetNuke installation process, I would like to begin “dissecting” the application from a developer’s position to gain a better understanding of what is ... continue reading »
Welcome to my first contribution to the Seablick Consulting blog! When Tom Kraak first asked me to write a “how-to style” blog post, I was thinking to myself, “what can I offer in regards to DotNetNuk... continue reading »
On a recent project I was tasked with moving a DNN 3.2.2 based website to Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition. What I ran into is not directly related to DNN, but more so to the .NET 1.1 framework which A... continue reading »
This post is meant as a springboard for consultants, designers, programmers and end-users who are well-versed in DNN, but who may have some catching up to do when it comes to search engine o... continue reading »
This post was inspired by a question in the dotnetnuke.com forums and continues our “DNN for Beginners” series. I am new to DNN and I am looking for instructions on installing one portal p... continue reading »
Today it’s back to the basics. Every so often I’m being asked how to make files or documents available for download using the text editor in DotNetNuke. First, let’s get organized. L... continue reading »
Most websites are configured to serve the same content (the home page) for www.mysite.com and mysite.com, but technically a web server could return two different pages for both urls. Why is this impor... continue reading »
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