WAP or WSP Module Structure, Which to Use and Why
There are two methodologies of developing for DNN, Web Application Project (WAP) or Web Site Project (WSP), which is best?
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Debugging WAP DotNetNuke Modules
The Web Application Project (WAP) model for DNN provides a great way to get consistency in development and build, however, can introduce some complexity in debugging. This post explores how to debug these modules.
Read Full ArticleDotNetNuke Folder Types Explained
DotNetNuke comes with three different folder types out of the box, each with very different features and behaviors. This post explores each and their expected usage.
Read Full ArticleGlossary of DotNetNuke Terms
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.
Read Full ArticleC# 3.0 Auto Implemented Properties
With the introduction of C# Auto Implemented properties we can reduce the level of tedious keystrokes with every class we create.
Read Full ArticleDevelopment & Production Environments with DotNetNuke
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?
Read Full ArticleResolving DNN Login Issues with Login Tab Selection
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!
Read Full ArticleDetermining SQL Server Table Size
It is important to have tools at our disposal to quickly analyze the performance of a database. One of those critical tools is this query to list all table sizes.
Read Full ArticleUsing the DotNetNuke Request Filter
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.
Read Full ArticleFixing DNN Search Scheduler Errors
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.
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