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I have been using the Repository module with consistent performance in our Download Libraries. Even though the Repository module does not appear to have the ability to direct link to a specific item, here is how to do it...

As of 5/20/2008 at 9:47PM US Central Time, the PowerDNN Engineering Team, as lead by Mr. Tony Valenti and Mr. Joseph Ravioli, discovered two Hyper-Critical security flaws in the standard DotNetNuke Framework. If left unpatched, these security flaws would allow any website visitor to alter your web.config file as well as remotely execute SQL scripts against your database. Since last night, The entire PowerDNN engineering team has been working around the clock to create patches for all affected versions of DotNetNuke...

Amazon has annouced the launch of a brand new widget, the MP3 Clips Widget for Amazon Associates which allows you to play song samples from the Amazon MP3 catalog with over 5 Million DRM-free songs...

When you visit a website like Google or Yahoo, you might notice their personal icon in the far left of the address bar. This is called a Favicon, and you can create your own for your DotNetNuke webpage. Following these steps will further personalize your DotNetNuke website, as well as give it a more professional feel...

I was recently asked a question as to how to tweak Google AdSense ads to return more relevant ad results based on page content...

Whether you are trying to convert more visitors into paying customers for your subscription web site or you want to improve sales for your non-subscription product site, these are the secret tips for success...

The main reason I developed DNNprofessor.com is to help you profit from your DotNetNuke website. Over 90% of websites could quietly disappear and never be missed by anyone except their owners. It's sad, but true. For the purposes of this article a website that fails is one that fails to attract and convert enough targeted visitors into paying customers...

Welcome to the age of Web 2.0 where content is king. In today's Internet, to gain higher search engine rankings, which leads to greater success, the search engine giants such as Google and Yahoo must learn to trust you...

It should be. In fact, your on-line success depends on it. If your site does not look first class, it will compromise the perceived value of your product or service...

In this video lesson learn how easy it is to add content to a DotNetNuke web page with the Text/HTML module. It's so easy even a monkey could do it!

Getting a high ranking in the search engines can mean the difference between success and failure. Recent studies suggest that more than 80% of new visitors, to any web site, get there as a result of a search engine query. If this study is to believed, it certainly suggests that working to get high rankings in the search engines might be the most effective thing you can do to bring traffic to your site. Watch this short video to learn how to search engine optimize your DNN site...

Following these guidelines will help Google find, index, and rank your site. Even if you choose not to implement any of these suggestions, we strongly encourage you to pay very close attention to the "Quality Guidelines," which outline some of the illicit practices that may lead to a site being removed entirely from the Google index or otherwise penalized. If a site has been penalized, it may no longer show up in results on Google.com or on any of Google's partner sites...

So, you've got a subscription web site, and you need to write a steady stream of interesting articles. Where do you start? A good place would be with these twelve tips to help you come up with the kind of articles and article topics to attract new subscribers, and keep current subscribers renewing...

Have you ever had a need to make a form control read only and required? Well folks, it ain't gonna work. Here is a simple solution...

For the past 15 years, I have sat behind a computer and cut code. I soon realized that I could write sophisticated applications, using XMod, in one tenth of the time it had taken previously in .Net. No compiling, No hefty License fees...