Clear EventLog On All DotNetnuke Databases
The DNN EventLog contains a great deal of information. It Includes everything from critical errors to mundane items such as when a user logs in. All of which enables it to fill up very quickly and can...
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Remove the Useless WWW from DotNetNuke
If you’re like me and find the use of WWW in URLs both unnecessary and annoying then here is a little tip for you to easily remove it from all your urls. Note: Before you proceed make sure you have an...
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I Am a Hackmaster
I was awarded the grand prize for creating the a charting DotNetNuke module for the Hackathon. The objective was to use visual elements such as jQuery to create a UI friendly application in 4 days....
View ArticleFixed Written By Bug in 4.1 of DotNetNuke Blog Module
This will be a quick post. If anyone is like me and using the 4.1 version of the core DotNetNuke blog module than you’ve probably noticed that the “Written by:” is blank when viewing an individual blog...
View ArticleRecover Your DotNetNuke Host Password
Many times users will only have the portal admin account and not the host account which contains the highest level of permissions and allows for installing modules and overall portal maintenance. One...
View ArticleRemoving the .aspx from your DotNetNuke URL
DotNetNuke ships with a URL provider that over the years has gone through several updates in how it can handle URLs Original Method – Default.aspx?TabId=52 Second Version – /Home/TabId/52/Default.aspx...
View ArticleDotNetNuke SuperFan Recap 2011
I had a blast during the voting process with Clint, Richard, Gifford, Ralph and all the others who entered the contest. I was really nervous that Clint was going to beat me so I enlisted everyone I...
View ArticleServer Side Caching in DotNetNuke
The most expensive bottleneck in your application is asking for data from your SQL database. The fact of the matter is that it doesn’t matter is it doesn’t how many rows of data you request, the sheer...
View ArticleComputer slow despite having excellent hardware
I prefer to work through a problem backwards so if you’re just here for a solution start here. If you want to see the process, continue reading. Resolution In the end the problem ended up being that my...
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Actively Blogging At InspectorIT
The TwentyTech blog is now reserved for personal items and standard technical blogging entries have moved to my company InspectorIT.com/blog Recent entries: When does the MongoDB C# Driver Get Data?...
View ArticleHow to Backup DotNetNuke
This guide is for those who have a dedicated server and need to backup your DotNetNuke websites on a regular basis to prevent a disaster. There is plenty of software out there that will take care of...
View ArticleWindows Azure VM Subscription Transfer
I successfully managed to transfer my Windows Azure Virtual Machine to a different subscription without losing any files with minimal downtime. How did I do it? I followed the steps on the Windows...
View ArticleNinject Dependency Injection with DNN
Dependency injection (DI) has several advantages that I myself haven’t fully wrapped my head around all the use cases. But this article isn’t going to be focused on explaining why DI is important but...
View ArticleImplementation Class for DNN’s DAL2 Repository
Something that I thought was missing from DNN’s DAL2 was a generic implementation of it’s repository base class that you could inherit from instead of repeating more boiler plate. Ultimately why this...
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Reset your DNN Password
I’ve previously shown how in DNN you could recover your DNN host password. In present times DNN has shifted it’s default password policy in DNN 7.1.0 to use a hash password. What this means is that...
View ArticleAngularJS Whole Form Validation
If you’re converting a legacy app or simply have a complicated validation scheme already implemented on the server that you aren’t ready to replicate on the client then whole form validation may be for...
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Separation of concerns using Loopback
A single code base application that contains your server side rendering, API (REST or otherwise), business logic, client side application and testing frameworks is nice when your application is small...
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Running Node On Azure Web Apps
If you don’t want to manage a virtual machine and just want to take advantage of Azure’s salable web app infrastructure for running your node.js application then this post is for you I’ve broken this...
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Advanced configurations for Node.js on Azure WebApps
In my previous most I explained how to get started running a node.js application with Azure WebApps. In this post I will note some more advanced features that I would recommend you consider for your...
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