2 min : 50 sec Are getting this error message on your DotNetNuke 7 Installation or Upgrade?"Could not load file or assembly 'clientdependency.core' or one of its dependencies. this assembly is built by a runtime newer than the currently loaded runtime and cannot be loaded."This video will show you how to fix it.
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In this blog post, I'll talk about three FREE tools that I have used recently to measure the performance of www.ventrian.com, hosted at ServerSilo. Once I've got a handle on the measurement side of things, I should be able to start making some tweaks and visibly see the results.In this blog post, I'll talk about three FREE tools that I have used recently to measure the performance of www.ventrian.com. Once I've got a handle on the measurement side of things, I should be able to start making some tweaks and visibly see the results.
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37 min : 28 sec Interview with Tracy Wittenkeller about DotNetNuke and Mobile. Get tips and tricks on how to provide the best user experience when someone is visiting your DNN site on a mobile device.
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5 min Interview with Tracy Wittenkeller about DotNetNuke and Mobile. Get tips and tricks on how to provide the best user experience when someone is visiting your DNN site on a mobile device. This is a 5 minutes sneak peek from the full 37 minutes conversation.
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1 min : 20 sec Tomorrow Sep 20th, 2012 I will be interviewing Tracy Wittenkeller from t-worx.com about DotNetNuke and Mobile. If you have questions, send them via our Feedback page.
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Send emails and have a gorgeous design on your site. All of that on this week's reviews.
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From affiliate marketing tools to a newcomer to the DNN Store with an impressive design talent, we have them all.
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Caching is a simple concept but is often left behind for "Getting the job done" and just "Making it work". With caching in mind from the beginning you can ensure that your application will perform great day one and continue to scale well as you or your customer starts pumping gobs of data into it.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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In the first article we dissected a DDRMenu XSL structure. In the second article I explained a number of use cases to learn some new XSL and give you ideas about what else is possible using XSL in conjunction with the DDR menu in DotNetNuke. Now we will use all we have learned in the two previous articles to build a basic mega menu from scratch and later extend it with other features.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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Announcing the new premium membership on DNNHero.com starting July 2nd. All free content will still be available and it will continue to be produced in parallel with premium content. Check out the video.
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 These two videos will show you how to make the best out of the new beautiful registration options of DNN 6.2. This is part 2 of 2.
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These two videos will show you how to make the best out of the new beautiful registration options of DNN 6.2. This is part 1 of 2.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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 This video will show you how to make your live domain point to your DotNetNuke site on Amazon EC2.
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This series of videos will show you step by step how to setup DotNetNuke on Amazon EC2 Service. This is part 4 of 4.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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This series of videos will show you step by step how to setup DotNetNuke on Amazon EC2 Service. This is part 3 of 4.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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While I can't say I have been to every Day of DNN's I have managed to be at several - Tampa and Chicago and now Charlotte. And I have to agree with Will Strohl tweet that each event gets better and better. Lessons of each are passed along so the events are well worth the time and, for some, effort of attending.
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This series of videos will show you step by step how to setup DotNetNuke on Amazon EC2 Service. This is part 2 of 4.
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This series of videos will show you step by step how to setup DotNetNuke on Amazon EC2 Service. This is part 1 of 4.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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In the first article of this series we dissected a DDRMenu XSL . Now we are going to make a few sample XSL menus based on a number of live use cases that you may run into while building menus for your skins. In these use cases you will learn the techniques we will use in our third article where we will build a basic mega menu from the start and later extend it with other features.
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Have a look at our reviews on last week's DNN Store releases of modules and skins.
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 This video will show how you can use this simple 301 redirect module to to things like redirect from old to new pages and make one simple URL for your site's home page.
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While I completely agree with the recent focus of DotNetNuke on the Cloud, Mobile and Social aspects of DotNetNuke V6 as a way to increase the adoption of the product, I believe there is an alternative focus that the more technical among us can consider. This “other” focus is centered on strategic changes to the framework of DotNetNuke – the underlying bones.
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 This video will show how to use the free and simple DotNetNuke Links module to display files from a folder on your website.
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This is a quick video to show you how to solve the issues with older versions Dynamic Forms and DotNetNuke 6.
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Do you have something to say about DotNetNuke? Come and be a contributor to the DNNHero Magazine. Have your voice heard if you are a techie or a business, or both!
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This is the first in a series of articles on how to use the templating feature of the DDRMenu. This series will be based upon the XSLT template option. We will dissect a basic XSL template step by step so by the end of this article you understand how this works and can understand an XSL template or create your own. Even if you don’t know anything about XSL hopefully by the end of this article you will have a better understanding and working knowledge.
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 This video will show you how to setup the Comments and Ratings module from PackFlash so you can allow your users to interact with your site's content in DotNetNuke. This is part 2 of 2.
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This video will show you how to setup the Comments and Ratings module from PackFlash so you can allow your users to interact with your site's content in DotNetNuke. This is part 1 of 2.
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