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Everything You Never Wanted to Know About the Config File
This is the "pre-" first installment in a series that will cover the parts of the web.config file to give you an idea of how to manipulate and customize your DotNetNuke portal. The web.config fi...

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Installing DotNetNuke on the root of GoDaddy - 8 Simple Steps
If you have are having a hard time getting DotNetNuke installed on the root of your hosting account, read this article to find out how. This article was originally written for a the specific purpose ...

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Customize Your DotNetNuke Installation
Do you ever get tired of installing DotNetNuke just to go and change the same properties over and over? Why not just customize your install and skip the drudgery all together…

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Getting Started with Code Endeavors Ajax Compiled Module Template
DotNetNuke Ajax development just got easy thanks to Jon Henning and his Ajax Compiled Module templates. He’s got them listed on CodePlex, they’re updated for DNN 5, and they are available in C# and V...

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Generate a Module Data Access Layer With CodeSmith
With the introduction of some of the newer DNN tools, building a custom module is becoming more and more easy. With the right tools, you can have a custom module built in no time flat. This will outl...

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How To Customize the Privacy and Terms Links on Your DotNetNuke Portal
Straight out of the box, DotNetNuke already has a lot of things covered. But, what do you do when you are ready to begin customizing your site. Sometimes, it’s not so easy to figure out how to make t...

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How to Install DotNetNuke 5.0 Cambrian and Video
 This video tutorial covers installing using the Custom installation option, with SQL Express and also an external SQL Database. Find out more about which package to download and how to kick off the ...

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Using DNN to take Advantage of GoDaddy Domain Names
Let's face it, GoDaddy is cheap. Pay for the hosting services and the domain names are $1.99, not a bad deal. And even without hosting services, you can pick up domain names for as low as $6.99. Put ...

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How to Use the DNNLabelEdit Control
 It's easy to use the DNNLabelEdit control, you know the one you mouse over and edit in place? Yeah, that one. In just a few minutes, you can begin using the control on your sites as well for full on...

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Fixing IE's Hover Problems in DNN
 So you have designed a great skin, skin object or module for DNN and it uses the :hover attribute and looks fantastic in Firefox. Now, you find out that nothing works in IE because IE doesn't suppor...

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Integrating the AjaxToolkit into DotNetNuke modules is super easy. But, can be frustrating if you're not sure how. Find out how to Ajax enable your modules in less than 5 minutes now!

 

The only difference between a regular web page and a DNN module control using the AjaxToolkit is that you DO NOT place a ScriptManager on the DNN UserControl. Instead you must modify the definition of the module like this:

   

Log In as the Superuser (HOST). *YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN AS THE HOST*

Go to:  Host >> Module Definitions

Edit the Module you want to Ajax Enable:



   

Find the control you want to ajax enable and edit the definition:



   

Click the "Supports Partial Rendering" checkbox:



   

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If you've ever stumbled across a great piece of code that you wanted to integrate into your web app, but found it in the language that your NOT currently coding in,

there's an easy way to use it without having to rewrite the code in your current application's language.

In the web application file directory, create an additional folder for the other language. See in the image below that I have a folder for C# files and another for

VB.NET files.

CombinedCSAndVBCodeInWebApplication

Then, in your web.config modify the section so that it shows both of these elements....

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