One of the biggest pain points that I have encountered with ASP.NET MVC is working with the rendering of input fields for date values and differences between web browsers. This post explores solutions that have helped me.
Read Full ArticleDevelopers will often need to add custom functionality that ties into, or consumes data from, existing DNN tables. There are many ways that one can do this, and this post explores one of the best ways to do this without impacting DNN.
Read Full ArticleBundling with ASP.NET MVC should be a part of all developer's toolkits. This post explores a unique situation where developers could be met with inconsistent processing of bundles.
Read Full ArticleThis post outlines detailed response steps for those that were exploited by recent DNN security issues.
Read Full ArticleA recent security vulnerability has been exploited resulting in rogue host users being created, everything you need to know to mitigate and clean up your environment safely.
Read Full ArticleThose following best practices guidance will leverage memory-based caching as often as possible, however, this apparently isn't always enough as there are situations where additional steps are necessary to FORCE memory-based caching.
Read Full ArticleEnvironmental diagnostics are not always easy with a single server, add additional servers and it is never easy. This posting reviews a real situation and how we managed to resolve the issue after the fact.
Read Full ArticleYes, the DNN Platform includes a scheduler system. However, that system isn't as robust as some might expect it to be, so it is important to understand its limitations.
Read Full ArticleNuGet is supposed to make our lives easier, which most of the time it does. However, when bit by a crazy complicated bug that couldn't be explained I lost much time on something as silly as a verison number.
Read Full ArticleAfter upgrading DNN it is possible that your prior performance configurations are lost. It is important to regularly verify your configuration.
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