All Things DotNetNuke

Author:	Darrell Hardy	Created:	8/8/2009 4:20 PM
All Things DotNetNuke

Windows 7 Short Cut Key Strokes

By Darrell Hardy on 9/28/2009 3:14 PM

Ok, I know this is not directly related to DotNetNuke. But working on DotNetNuke means you are working on a computer, and these Short Cuts work while you are working on DNN. I just got tired of having to look them up when I would forget one. So... Enjoy this list and let me know if it is helpful to you.

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DotNetNuke and Short URLs

By Darrell Hardy on 9/25/2009 8:02 PM

Sometimes you just need a short (or shorter URL). And when you do, it never fails to wind up being a very long URL with several parameters. For instance, if I wanted to direct you to this blog entry the normal URL would be http://www.hardyconsulting.com/AboutUs/DotNetNuke/AllThingsDotNetNuke/tabid/294/EntryId/7/DotNetNuke-short-URLs.aspx

If you think about trying to tell some one this, you can forget them remembering how to get directly there. If you are tweeting, you give them a shorten URL like http://bit.ly/17vo3w , but that hides where the link is going, and many people are reluctant to follow links like this unless they are familiar with the tweeter.

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OpenForce 09: Top 5 reasons to go.

By Darrell Hardy on 9/2/2009 4:38 PM

I have been hearing lots of chatter about whether or not to go to OpenForce 09. With everyone watching their pennies, it is really a question that many people are asking. I'm going, and here are my top 5 reasons. If you agree, or disagree and have better reasons, let me know!

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Detailed Site Log and IE8

By Darrell Hardy on 8/19/2009 12:39 AM

IE7 and IE8 don't show up in the Detailed Site Log. This BLOG will show why they are missing and how to fix this issue.

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To DotNetNuke or not to DotNetNuke...
That is the question!

By Darrell Hardy on 8/17/2009 10:48 PM

If you read the boards or watch the tweets, you will see comments like “I hate DotNetNuke” and “Why would you NOT use DotNetNuke”. You find extremist, some polite and some not so polite, on both sides. To understand why we hear such disparagent remarks, we need to know what questions are being answered

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Security and Password Strength

By Darrell Hardy on 8/10/2009 7:16 AM

In today’s internet world, security has become an everyday word. Any person working with a computer deals with security is some form or fashion. The most common way people interact with computer security is with a password...

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