Taking Control of the DotNetNuke WYSIWYG Editor
The DotNetNuke Text Editor is powerful, however, its default configuration is often unwieldy for common users, but with some simple configuration it can be made easier to use.
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jQuery and Clicking an ASP.NET LinkButton
At times we may want to programmatically click an ASP.NET LinkButton using jQuery or straight JavaScript. This process, might seem simple at the surface, however, we have to do a few things to make it work properly.
Read Full ArticleSegregation of Duties: DNS, Domain Registration, Hosting
It is important to properly segregate website responsibilities for DNS, Domain Registration, and Hosting to provide the most robust options for long term planning and stability.
Read Full ArticleDevelopment and Test DotNetNuke Installations and Search Engines
Often times we need to create multiple copies of a production application for testing or other purposes. When doing this, we need to take special considerations into how we can prevent Google and other search indexes from seeing these copies.
Read Full ArticleVisual Studio 11 Caller Member Info Attributes
New attributes have been added to the language specifications allowing for information about the caller to be systematically passed to your code.
Read Full ArticleSimple Zip Code to Zip Code Distance Calculations with SQL Server
With a database table comprising of two zip codes, it is easy to calculate a distance between these two points for basic location-aware searching.
Read Full ArticleImprove ASP.NET Performance with Static File Caching
Developers often think that their applications are automatically setup for the best performance when it comes to images and other static content, however, that is not the case. A simple change to your configuration however, can fix this.
Read Full ArticleUpgrading MitchelSellers.com a DotNetNuke Upgrade Retrospective
It is often said the cobblers kids have no shoes, well the same goes for IT Professionals. I finally upgraded this site, and ran into numerous issues that I thought I would share for the benefit of others.
Read Full ArticleUnderstanding and Mitigating DotNetNuke Upgrade Risks
Upgrades of any type come with some risk, how can you manage that risk when working with DotNetNuke to make upgrades as seamless as possible?
Read Full ArticleSQL Server Forward_Only Cursor For Performance
SQL Cursors can be helpful, although over-use or misuse by developers is quite common. Understanding the proper methods to use and implement Cursors can improve chances for success.
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