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Overcoming HMC 3.5 Provisioning bugs related to Mailstore size allocation.
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By Jason Taylor on
12/7/2007 9:21 PM
How to overcome a bug in HMC 3.5 which prevents allocating more space on Business Mailstore1 when an organization has Exchange Mailboxes on both Mailstores.
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Using LLBLGen Pro ORM, Nullable DateTime and NullableDateTimePicker
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By Sonny Wilson on
Monday, October 29, 2007
Here are a couple of examples of how to retrieve and update a nullable db column of datetime datatype using LLBLGen Pro and present the editable/nullable value within a NullableDateTimePicker object.
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LLBLGenPro how to Update and set a NULL value.
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By Sonny Wilson on
Monday, October 22, 2007
To set a null value, instead of using Entity.Column = value, use Entity.SetNewFieldValue(ColumnName, null) method.
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Controlling default counter behavior in Hosted Exchange public folders
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By Jason Taylor on
2/6/2007 6:07 AM
Jason explores the difficulty in controlling “total number of unread items” vs. “total number of items” counter settings in hosted exchange public folders.
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Implementing the Hosted Messaging and Collaboration Solution (Consolidated Server Platform) 3.5 on Windows Server 2003 R2.
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By Jason Taylor on
1/28/2007 11:29 AM
Guidance on planning for and implementing the Hosted Messaging and Collaboration Solution 3.5 (Consolidated Server Platform)
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Robot.txt or Robots.txt?
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By Sonny Wilson on
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
What is the correct filename to use to exclude folders and files on your website from being accessed by search engine crawlers? Is it Robots.txt or Robot.txt?
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How to get around Internet Explorer's Flash restrictions.
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By Sonny Wilson on
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
With the release of Microsoft's ActiveX Security Update, websites containing Flash objects have been bombarded with the annoying message "Click to active and use this control". In this article, I talk about how to remove this annoying popup message. Also, I talk about the challenges that I faced when implementing the fix on DotNetNuke websites.
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Overcoming MailEnable Webmail and DotNetNuke incompatibilities
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By Jason Taylor on
8/24/2006 12:30 PM
Jason launches a new DotNetNuke 3.02.02 site only to find MailEnable Webmail (enterprise 2.11) is no longer working, and then comes up with a solution.
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Migrating a DotNetNuke production instance back to development.
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By Sonny Wilson on
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Suppose you need to make some DNN core changes to a DNN instance that is already in production. Because the changes will be affecting the server-side code, you must migrate the DNN production instance back to your development environment where you will be able to re-compile the project after you have implemented the code changes.
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Code Authority's New Website
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By Sonny Wilson on
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
We've rolled out a new website composed of DotNetNuke, Flash and a simple clean design.
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