DNN Articles

For those new to DNN, it is easy to get overwhelmed with the terms used that are close, but not quite the same, as other platforms.

A traditional model of Development Environments having changes promoted into Production Environments has become a standard, how can we get close to that standard with DotNetNuke?

So, you managed to lock yourself out of your DNN Site by setting a login page that didn't have a working login module? Here is how you can fix it!

Sometimes it is helpful to filter out requests and you don't always want to do this via the Web.config file. DNN provides a great method to filter requests based on IP Address.

An incorrectly installed module, either by developer mistake or DNN Bug, can result in recurring errors in the EventLog. You can quickly resolve these with a simple SQL Script.

Sometimes there is a need to create a new DNN user directly in the database, using the credentials of another account, this post explores those options.

So you modified your user profile fields for your DotNetNuke website and marked a new Required field, however, you can no longer get into your website. Let us get you back in!

With just a little bit of regular maintenance and care, you can speed up almost any DotNetNuke based website. This post explores some of those options.

Well, yet again I decided to upgrade my DNN installation to the newest version. This time when I was testing my upgrade as I always do with my development environment at home I ran into a few more problems than what I encountered in previous upgrade attempts. Therefore I thought I would share the items that I have recently identified as being important to watch when upgrading. Most of the items I will discuss below are web.config settings that must be copied over successfully. To view my comprehensive guide to DNN upgrades, please look at my previous postings under DotNetNuke.