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• Re: Not to return 404 in IIS?

  dstgroup wrote: Not only that, you would be breaking the proper way of handling broken links. Thanks for the reply, but let's dwell on the above a bit. I guess in the early days of internet, it was very important to return 404 when one was met. Those days, most of the pages were static. But these days, it doesn't serve anyones purpose to actually return a 404. Rather than that, one should probably return content. For example, for a hotlinked image one might return an image with text "sorry, but the

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/19/2005

• Re: Not to return 404 in IIS?

  Ah, but this would only work for ASP.NET pages. However I'd want to do this on any 404. Wonder if ISAPI Rewrite would help in this matter as all I want to do, is return 200 and dynamic content instead of 404 and error page.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/18/2005

• Re: Concerns about viability of DNN

  pmaugust wrote: I'm having some serious concerns about DNN and long term usage. For example: I have not been able to access the Project Forums as a logged in user on the DNN site for a few weeks. Sent a note, got a "we know and are working on it" response. . And this is the flagship site???? Should I be worried? Worries about your investment? Worried about because people are working on improving the forums, might somehow affect the piece of software you got for free? Or are you concerned of the people

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/13/2005

• Re: Betreft: Re: DNN 4 super slow....

  nixie wrote: Ok, now let's say my SiteLog table is very big.... Can I just delete everything in it without DNN going crazy... Oh, yes you can... Host > SQL TRUNCATE TABLE SiteLog This will get you rid of all the data in the SiteLog table. However, you might want to delete only the entries older than 7 days like so: DELETE FROM SiteLog WHERE DateTime < GetDate()-7 This would give you the possibility to see the latest data while the row count would still get relatively smaller. However, you might

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/13/2005

• Not to return 404 in IIS?

  Just a quick (and still theoretical) question, if I wanted to return HTTP 200 and some page, when a user requests an non-existent URL on my domain, for example through an outdated link, is it possible with IIS / DNN? I know I can craft an custom 404 page and then redirect user but I do not want to return http 404 + 302, instead I want to return the "redirected" content with http 200 OK Can be done? How? Any Ideas?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/12/2005

• Re: DNN 4 super slow....

  In the Host > SQL Check the database size ( SELECT * FROM Sysfiles ) (less than 30K is still OK) Check the \Portals\_default\Logs folder for big XML files (> 5MBs) How many rows does your sitelog have ( SELECT Count(*) FROM SiteLog ) Check how many rows you got in ScheduleHistory ( SELECT Count(*) FROM ScheduleHistory ) Check how many rows you got in EventLog ( SELECT Count(*) FROM EventLog ) You might also want to use exec sp_spaceused <tablename> on specific tables to directly determine

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 12/12/2005

• Login and registration made too difficult

  Ok, I'm not sure if this is posted yet as feedback but it seems like I've lost my cookies so when I came back to this site, I wasn't logged in. It seems I've been quite unaware how difficult it is to log in and / or register to these forums these days. When I'm not logged in, the forums skin does not have buttons or anything for starting a new thread or replying. This leads to a situation, that the user doesn't have much means to enter the phase of logging in / registering. In fact, there is a way

  Posted to Feedback on this website (Forum) by Codepic on 12/3/2005

• Re: DNN 3.1.1 Out Of Memory exception on peak load

  It's responsible of cleaning expired items in your cache, and if you don't have it enabled, I believe you'll end up with extensive usage of ram and finally a "Out of memory exception" especially if you use the module caching metrhod to "memory". Caching to disk would consume disk space. Of course, I'm no expert in the caching of DNN but the above is what I think you'll end up with if your "PurgeCache" is not working. Also, it seems that you have problems (time out) with purging your site log too

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 11/30/2005

• Re: Making DNN Friendly URLs even more friendlier

  I think DNN is quite friendly already: See example: http://www.dnngear.com/ if you hover your mouse over the "Modules" link, you'll see the URL is http://www.dnngear.com/DotNetNuke-Modules.aspx if you drill down further down the modules, each of the modules, you'll notice the urls are: /dotnetnuke-modules-.aspx">http://www.dnngear.com/<modulename>/dotnetnuke-modules-<moduleid>.aspx This is not the way how DNN normally writes the urls out. However, it offers the possibility of mapping

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Codepic on 11/29/2005

• Re: Looking for unmoderated DNN forums

  And another one on DnnGear.com

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by Codepic on 11/29/2005