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• Re: Modified version of FileManager for DNN 3.01.00

  Try this link - I've had to recompile this for 3.2.0 and have it on our corporate site listed as a module.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 5/3/2006

• Re: First impressions of DNN

  brian_c wrote: slow startup.. then fast response.. typical. I still never saw the answer to what exactly is DNN starting up on app/session start. I have many .net apps that start within 3 seconds. I just wish the .net excuse would stop. It is not .net. Is only dotnetnuke.dll being loaded? size? what other dll's are being loaded on startup? I don't think it's a .NET excuse as per say. Yes we all know that there is a lag due to the fact that the dll's are not loaded in memory (after being unloaded

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 3/20/2006

• Re: DNN Membership provider performance :(

  there is supposed to be paging built into the lookups so not really sure what's happening there. Are you familiar with SQL Server - would you be able to run some tests to see what kind of responses you get if you execute the procedures directly in say Query Analyzer? Can you put a trace on your database and see what queries are taking the longest to return results? There was an issue a couple of versions ago where a site with a large number of tabs was getting unresponsive when any editing was done

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 3/15/2006

• Re: DNN Membership provider performance :(

  I have a couple of sites that each have over 200 users but have not experienced any problems. How many users do you have? Also, a good place to get some information would be the mothership. I believe they are on 3.2.2 and have a huge number of registered users too - does DotNetNuke have a similar problem? Could it be a configuration issue on your side? Could the tables maybe need to be indexed to speed up searches? Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 3/15/2006

• Re: ΑΠ:Re: Latest Version of the Oracle Data Provider Now Available via Snowcovered.com

  It should now be working. Sorry about that. We were doing some internal tests against the same copy and forgot to add the portal alias back on the site. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the provider. Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/24/2006

• Re: SSL for DNN 3.2.2

  Check out this post I had posted the solution I used a couple of weeks back. See if this works for you. Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/14/2006

• Re: want to increase the maximum characters number in txtPageHeadText

  that should do it. - I thought you were referring to Page Title which is 200 characters. I looked again and you're correct - PageHeaderText was 500 and you've changed it to nText.... Is this not working as expected? Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/13/2006

• Re: want to increase the maximum characters number in txtPageHeadText

  You might want to check first the limit in the database for that column - the Title column only holds up to 200 characters (in SQL Server version). Increasing it on the front end wouldn't do you any good if the column itself can't hold more data.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/11/2006

• Re: SQL Script Install Bug?

  Since this is a known issue with DotNetNuke, isn't there a way that when we process the script file, we do a quick save as UTF and then process it? I know it adds a few seconds to the transaction, but then we can avoid this issue which has been present from the 2.x days of DNN. As a general rule with the oracle dp, I re-save all the schema files with a little stub application as UTF and I'm sure we could do the same on the core side... Just a thought - maybe someone from the core can comment? Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/2/2006

• Re: Firebird Provider

  We're in the process of finishing up the firebird dp in the coming weeks. There are some outstanding issues that we have to iron out prior to the actual release (more to come on this after we've finished reaching agreement with the neccessary people concerned), but I see it being released very shortly. A lot of work has gone into this provider and it has not been an easy task to create it. The Firebird team will provide more updates in the near future as more things start to materialize. Sanjay

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smehrotra75 on 2/2/2006