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Entries for 'Anthony Glenwright'

A simple SEO tip - create a robots.txt

I discovered something interesting this week using the Google webmaster tools & thought I's share it. I had a look at the diagnostic tools (many of these are only available if you "verify" your site), and Google listed sev... Continue Reading »

May 19

By: Anthony Glenwright

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Missing valid __VIEWSTATE_CACHEKEY error after DNN 4.4.1 upgrade

If you had problems with the new compression features in DNN 4.4.0, you may have (like me) disabled the compression module entirely by commenting out the line: <add name="Compression" type="DotNetNuke.HttpModules.Compression... Continue Reading »

Jan 30

By: Anthony Glenwright

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My role in the DotNetNuke team for 2007 & Proposed features for the next documents module version

For 2007, I've been "promoted" to the core team. I'll be continuing as team lead for the documents module, and will also be working on a new feature in the core, which I'll be talking about more when we get closer to releasing it.&nbs... Continue Reading »

Jan 12

By: Anthony Glenwright

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Documents module - New version 3.01.06 now available

Changes for version 03.01.06 1. Fixed bug: CSS classes for headers, items was incorrect. The header and item css classes was (wrongly) based on original visiblity/order of columns, rather than user settings), so that the wrong css class ... Continue Reading »

Jan 02

By: Anthony Glenwright

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Documents module release date

I just thought I'd post a short note to let you know that the new documents module will ship as part of DotNetNuke 3.3. The reason for the delay, and the reason it will ship with 3.3 is because we've implemented support for secure storage (a ne... Continue Reading »

Jun 08

By: Anthony Glenwright

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A simple SEO tip - create a robots.txt

Missing valid __VIEWSTATE_CACHEKEY error after DNN 4.4.1 upgrade

My role in the DotNetNuke team for 2007 & Proposed features for the next documents module version

Documents module - New version 3.01.06 now available

Documents module release date

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