Re: A Minimalist RAD Editor for DotNetNuke - Video #132

I'm glad to know that Will. I was worried that I would need a lawyer :)

Re: A Minimalist RAD Editor for DotNetNuke - Video #132

Bob,

I'm not sure on that but you can try playing around with the "ContentFilters" setting under \Providers\HtmlEditorProviders\Telerik\Config\ConfigDefault.xml

You can find the possible values for "ContentFilters" at \Providers\HtmlEditorProviders\Telerik\Config\ConfigDocumented.xml

None = 0
RemoveScripts = 1
MakeUrlsAbsolute = 2
FixUlBoldItalic = 4
FixEnclosingP = 8
IECleanAnchors = 16
MozEmStrong = 32
ConvertFontToSpan = 64
ConvertToXhtml = 128
IndentHTMLContent = 256
EncodeScripts = 512
OptimizeSpans = 1024

Make sure you create a backup of the ConfigDefault.xml before playing with it.

Cheers,
-Aderson

Re: A Minimalist RAD Editor for DotNetNuke - Video #132

You can put the script in the module header or footer under the module settings of a text/html.

Check this video to get more details:
www.dnnhero.com/Videos/tabid/59/EntryId/12/How-to-add-google-analytics-tracking-code-to-a-DotNetNuke-website-Video-9.aspx

It is about Google analytics, but you can apply the same concept to almost any script.