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• Re: PLEASE HELP! I am so lost on how to get DNN 4.XXX to work for me!

  yeah.........I should have put an "et al" in back of that one too.........was a BIT lazy!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 4/1/2006

• Re: PLEASE HELP! I am so lost on how to get DNN 4.XXX to work for me!

  Professional DotNetNuke ASP.NET Portals by Shaun Walker, et al (Shaun is one of the developers of DNN) Professional DotNetNuke 4.0 by Shaun Walker Beginning DotNetNuke 4.0 Webiste Creation with VWD 2005 Express by Nick Simmons There are others..........just do a search on Amazon or your local book store.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 4/1/2006

• Re: PLEASE HELP! I am so lost on how to get DNN 4.XXX to work for me!

  Why don't you buy one of the several books that are available on DotNetNuke?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/31/2006

• Re: Sv.: How do I hide my subsites(Portals)

  I suppose I should explain (as an after thought) that when I refer to URL, I am talking about the portal alias.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/25/2006

• Re: Sv.: How do I hide my subsites(Portals)

  What do you mean by "not being shown on the internet"? If you are refering to not having public access, then don't give it a publicly accessible URL. For example, my public server has a network machine name of server2. Since there is NO way to access it publicly using just server2 in the URL (server2 can't be resolved using DNS) that is all I need to do. If I want it accessible via the internet, then I must use a URL that can be resolved via DNS.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/25/2006

• Re: Betreft: Re: Requirements for hosting a DNN and some other questions. (from an absolute newbie in CMS)

  I run both DNN and PHP based CMS systems.........they are different animals and personally, I prefer DNN.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/20/2006

• Re: Alias just loads portalid 1

  The only time I use different alias for the SAME portal is when it is the SAME portal. My internal portal is set up with http://machine_name . It can be also accessed using http://sub_doman_name being the only diference between the two is one is internal network name (machine_name) and the other is the FQDN (full qualified domain name). I see no point in using www.site1.com AND www.site2.com on the same portal. It will be confusing and HOW will you decide which data will be displayed on site 1 and

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/19/2006

• Re: Alias just loads portalid 1

  Are they in the same directory or different directories? A bit more info on HOW you set up the alias would help.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/18/2006

• Re: APPLICATION SHUT DOWN AND MORE

  First, I couldn't resolve your host name "www kp81.com".....was it set up in DNS properly.......on the hosting company's DNS, not yours. Second, did you create a port alias in site setting for the host name.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/8/2006

• Re: servername changes to localhost in url... please help!

  Did you create an alias for the machine name? By default, DNN installs itself AS localhost. If you want the website to answer as http://machinename , then you have to add an additional alias under admin->site settings-> portal alias. It is a security feature and it won't answer to anything that is NOT in the portal alias section.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Shadowpdx on 3/8/2006