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6/15/2011 8:06 PM
 
Peculiar performance linking images and inserting hyperlinks.  My dnn instance is under HostDomain/dnn.  If I navigate to hostdomain/dnn all is well.  I have an alias on portal0, call it MyDomain.  If I navigate to the alias, MyDomain, and log in everything appears normal until I try to edit an image in any module on any page.  If I right-click and select 'properties', what pops up is an image of the home page of the web-site.  If I go to Image Manager it does not recognize an image is already there and wants me to choose another...  Bizarre behavior.

If I attempt to add or modify a hyperlink, I also get a picture of the home page filling the box that looks like the hyperlink manager but has the web site title in the heading/banner...  More bizarre.

As disturbing as this behavior is, I can always navigate to HostDomain/dnn and everything is normal.

All my sites are at 5.6.2 and behaving the same.  It could have existed before at 5.5.1 and was not noticed as I only recently added portals and aliases to each impacted site.

The other peculiarity was that in order for the portal alias to fully work (access pages beyond the home page...) I had to set up a second portal alias; in addition to the expected MyDomain, I had to add an alias of Mydomain/dnn where dnn is the folder/directory under HostDomain where dnn was installed.  It seems to treat both MyDomain and MyDomain/dnn equivalently as HostDomain/dnn (?)  Is this behavior also new?  I might actually like doing that, and having it appear in the 'url' bar on the browser like it does, as long as it is 'expected' behavior.

Is it a secret how DNN processes these aliases or can I read about it more somewhere?

No urgency.  My curiosity is all that is currently at stake.

Thanks in advance.

Bob Hanson
 
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6/16/2011 3:27 PM
 
Sebastian has a way of helping without even knowing...

Each of the image and hyperlink issues seemed to look like Telerik RadEditor boxes.  Sebastian had previously suggested, for other anomalies, to try the new CKEditor or the new dnn 5 RadEditor (dnnWerks).  I could not get the dnnWerks dnn 5 RadEditor to configure after it loaded (some rights issue/message and I didn't need another problem to run down...) but CKEditor loaded and ran fine, and fixes the problem noted with the hyperlinks and image links.

I like the new CKEditor a lot...  

http://dnnckeditor.codeplex.com/        (don't let the large file size worry you; the zip file contains all relevant versions; unzip it first to get the right zip file to install...)

Right now I'm back to simply loving DNN...

Bob H.
 
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