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• Re: Solpart Menu: Displaying sub nav as the root nav.

  Thanks Nick. I really appreciate your help. Adam

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 2/22/2005

• Re: Solpart Menu: Displaying sub nav as the root nav.

  Hi nick, yes that's correct, I want to have a menu level above it which is Property, Restaunt, Consulting and Fashion. I've found in the code where I can add properties for the solpartmenu LEVEL option. (admin\Skins\SolPartMenu.vb - line 204). I've added a select case option called "parent". At the moment I've hard coded the intRootParent tabid to equal 27 (which is the tabid for Restaurant). This enables me to change the level value of the solpartmenu skin object to "parent"

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 2/21/2005

• Solpart Menu: Displaying sub nav as the root nav.

  Firstly this is an example of the nav structure of the site I'm building: Property Restaurant (Root Level) ->Home ->Functions ->Reservations ->Menus ->Team (sub level 1) -->Josh Hunt (sub level 2) -->Paula Hunt ->Recruitment ->What's New The site I'm trying to make this happen on is http://hunt.entaro.com.au. If you click on Restaurants (root level nav), it takes you to the restaurants section. I've got it working so if you click on one of the menu options (i.e. team),

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 2/20/2005

• Re: Skinning with Macromedia Flash and Flash Player Detection?

  We've implemented the Axion Flash Player (http://www.axionsoftware.net/Default.aspx?tabid=37) on one of our sites www.syzygycorp.com.au. It has built in flash detection and works quite well. Adam

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 8/3/2004

• Re: TTTGallery for DNN.2.0.3

  Is there a way to have images auto-resize to the screen resolution of the computer viewing the gallery? So if someone's viewing in 800x600 the images are resized to 800x600 or if someone has 1024x768 the images resize to 1024x768. Thanks Adam

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 6/7/2004

• Re: Error uploading large content files with File Manager in DotNetNuke 2.0.4

  Thanks a lot Joe and Nik, you've fixed my problem. Adam

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 5/27/2004

• Re: Error uploading large content files with File Manager in DotNetNuke 2.0.4

  Hi nik, Thanks for you reply but it didn't work. I updated the httpRuntime element to: <httpRuntime executionTimeout="500" maxRequestLength="819200" useFullyQualifiedRedirectUrl="false" />, but got the same error. Should i make any of the settings bigger? or is the file just simply too large? What's the largest content file anyone has been able to upload? Adam

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 5/27/2004

• Error uploading large content files with File Manager in DotNetNuke 2.0.4

  Hi, I'm trying to upload a large zip file (80 meg) using DotNetNuke 2.0.4 file manager so I can list it in the Documents module. After I've browsed to the file and click Add, it takes a while to load and then displays a "Page Cannot be Displayed" page with a "Cannot find server or DNS Error Internet Explorer" error at the bottom of the page. I've tried uploading a 3 meg zip file and this works fine. I've tested it on a local installation and web installation and get the same error

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by entaro_awhite on 5/26/2004