Debugging and looking at complex objects can result in a lot of time being spent "hunting" for the proper information because the IntelliSense details do not contain helpful information. By using attributes available for debugging we can improve this display to be manageable.
Read Full ArticleIt can be baffling how to create a link within DNN to a specific page with extra parameters but omitting a specific control.
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Read Full ArticleSource control is important for all users, however, with many options, it is often hard to pick the right solution for yourself.
Read Full ArticleThere are many configuration settings that can be adjusted to improve the performance of DotNetNuke, however, the terms used can be very complex, this post explores these concepts.
Read Full ArticleDNN supports multiple authentication providers, however, many users do not leverage this function. Disabling the unused providers can result in impressive performance improvements.
Read Full ArticleOften times you might need to extract data from SQL into a comma-separated listing of values. This seemingly simple task is not quite as simple as you expect.
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Read Full ArticleSometimes when we try to access files we can encounter file locks, or other access exceptions that throw a wrench into the works. I came up with a simple workaround to resolve these issues.
Read Full ArticleSometimes you just don't know what you want to query until it comes time to execute the query, this post explores options for creating dynamic where clauses.
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