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Traditionally, the DNN Core has only suggested upgrading from version to version, without skipping any versions. This is because, in the past, this was the only use case that was effectively tested prior to subsequent releases was upgrades from the vers View Full Page
The UrlProvider component defines a custom URL Provider to be used with the Advanced URL Management System (AUM). This component type was first introduced in version 7.1 as such it's recommended that any extension using this component type pl View Full Page
This page describes how the DDRMenu Razor template processor works. Razor-based templates provide most power, including access to the DotNetNuke API. Starting with DotNetNuke 7.0, support is built in in the platform, but requires DDRMenu 2.0.3 or newer View Full Page
One of the strengths of DotNetNuke is the ability to modify the Providers and swap out functionality on a large scale with ease. A common change is to mod View Full Page
As with all providers, the HTML editor provider that the core and many modules use can be changed by altering the following web.config value <htmlEditor defaultProvider="FckHtmlEditorProvider"> For more information on changin View Full Page
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